Arie de WitPhysical aspect of organ pipeshet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 6, 24-30 [summary]The sound of an organ pipe depends on the fundamental (which defines the pitch of the tone) and the harmonics (which define the colour of the tone) that are produced by the pipe, as...
Hans Fidom &Martin RostThe restoration of the Sauer organ at Bremen cathedralHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 1, 11-26 [summary]Orgelwerkstatt Christian Scheffler (Frankfurt/Oder, Germany) restored the organ in Bremen Cathedral in 1996. It was built in 1894 (PIII/65) and...
Michel Lemmens & Prosper SevestreEuropean Organ Symposium, Brussel 1997Het ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 1, 31-34 [summary]The ‘European Organ Symposium’ which GoArt (Göteborg Organ Art center) held on October 28th and 29th 1997, was opened on October 27th in...
Jan SmelikRelations between liturgical and non-liturgical singing in the Netherlands around 1900Het ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 6, 6-13 [summary]100 years ago, many Dutch Protestant families possessed a reed organ. The popularity of this instrument grew since 1875 and is...
Stef TuinstraSchnitger, European organ builder in past and presentHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 4, 34-42 [summary]Our present knowledge of Schnitger can be described in three theses. 1. The Schnitger organ does not exist. One can distinguish three periods. Up to the end of...
Stef TuinstraJohann Adam Reincken’s An Wasserflüssen Babylon as organ oratoriohet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 2, 6-14 [summary]The chorale fantasia An Wasserflüssen Babylon, composed by Johann Adam Reincken (1623-1722), can be seen as a key to the Stylus phantasticus,...
Joris VerdinCésar Franck and the harmoniumHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 5, 6-23 [summary]The harmonium works of César Franck are often not recognised as such. The following works are for harmonium: Offertoire en mi bémol (1861), Cinq Pièces pour harmonium (1864),...
Jan JongepierThe organ in the Hervormde Kerk, IlpendamHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 4, 23-28 [summary]Nicolaas Adolf Willembroek built the organ at Ilpendam in 1728 for the Grote Kerk at De Rijp. Flentrop Orgelbouw restored it in 1994. Jan Jongepier was advisor....
Jan JongepierThe organ in the Hervormde Kerk, DriesumHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 4, 29-33 [summary]The organs that Albertus Anthoni Hinsz built in Friesland between 1762 and 1783 can be classified into three categories: organs with Great, Choir and Pedal, organs with...
Jan JongepierThe Maarschalkerweerd organ in the St.-MartinuskerkHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 3, 26-33 [summary]On 7 March 1997, the restored organ in the St.-Martinuskerk at Sneek (PII/27), was reïnaugurated. The organ, built in 1891 by Maarschalkerweerd, was restored by...
Jan-Piet KnijffA Round table discussion with four retired conservatory teachershet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 1, 6-10 [summary]Comparing past and present organ culture was the main theme of the round table discussion in which Jan-Piet Knijff spoke with the retired...
Jan-Piet KnijffA new choir organ in the Bovenkerk at Kampen / Interview with Henk Stoel and Ab WeegenaarHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 6, 31-35 [summary]A new choir organ (PII/29) will be installed in the Bovenkerk at Kampen in 1999. Orgelmakers Gebr. Reil are building the...
Ewald Kooiman’he historic organ and improvisationHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 2, 35-38 [summary]The historic organ can be described in general terms as an instrument from the past, built with unmistakable craftsmanship. Improvisation has many different forms too,...
Wolfgang BaumgratzAlbert de Klerk: Organ WorksHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 3, 6-14 [summary]The organ works of Albert de Klerk (born in 1917, renowned as organist of the famous Müller-organ at St.-Bavo, Haarlem) are characterised by chamber-music intimacy, counterpoint,...
Ewald KooimanRecent organ tutors by Laukvik, Ritchie and Staufferhet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 3, 15-19 [summary]Jon Laukvik’s Historical Performance Practice in Organ Playing. An Introduction based on selected Organ Works of the 16th-18th Centuries (1996) was...
Peter van DijkRecent organological papersHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 1, 27-30 [summary]Musicology students in the Netherlands and Flanders now and then complete their studies with organological papers. Four recent examples are discussed. Rogér van Dijk’s paper,...
Michel LemmensArnold Clerinx (1816-1898)het ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 6, 14-20 [summary]Organ builder Arnold Clerinx (1816-1898) died 100 years ago. Clerinx (St.-Truiden, Belgium) became famous for his economy chest, patented in 1847. In this chest, each channel was...
Peter van DijkTwo new practice organsHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 3, 20-25 [summary]Recently, two new instruments were built for relatively small rooms: one by David Kunst (for organist Kees van Eersel, living at Kloetinge), and one by Hans van Rossum (for the School of...
Jan R. LuthOrgan playing in Arp Schnitger’s timehet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 4, 9-15 [summary]In Germany in Schnitger’s time the organist’s task was to play intonations before the liturgical singing, to play alternatim with congregational singing, and to...
Peter van DijkThe Garrels organ in the Oud-Katholieke Kerk at Den HaagHet ORGEL 94 (1998), nr. 4, 16-22 [summary]In 1994 Flentrop Orgelbouw reunited the parts of the Garrels organ of the Oud-Katholieke Kerk at Den Haag, which had been used in several other organs....
