Jan-Piet Knijff and Ronald Stolk Modern American organ culture: an impressionHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 4, july/august 40-47 [summary] Threeorgans give an impression of the diversity that characterises contemporary American organculture.The first instrument is the...
Hans Fidom Electronics and organ artHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 1, 23-32 [summary] Electronicinstruments such as synthesizers have become relatively common in contemporary organ art. hetORGEL interviewed three persons concerned: John Terwal (organist), Willem...
Pavel N. Kravchun The history of the organ in RussiaHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 4, july/august 5-16 [summary] Thefirst sign of organ culture in Russia is a document from the 11th century. In the 15thcentury, Moscow became the main city of Russia. Its organ culture was...
Wim van Kraanen Sound reproducing equipment and organ musicHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 1, 34-36 [summary] What sound reproducing equipment is fit for organ music? The answer depends on theproperties of the stereo, the taste of the listener, and the acoustic circumstances...
Peter van Dijk Kristian Wegscheider restores Friese organ at ZetteminHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 4, july/august 28-30 [summary] In 1995-1998, the organ builder Kristian Wegscheider(Dresden, Germany) restored the organ that Matthias Friese built in Zettemin (Germany)...
Joris Verdin Discussions on César FranckHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 1, 5-9 [summary] The discussions on the correctinterpretation of Francks organ works are mainly a result of the difference betweena certain a priori concept of Franck and musicological investigation....
Peter van Dijk Gaston Kern and the Silbermann organ at EbersmunsterHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 4, july/august 16-20 [summary] The organ at Ebersmunster (Alsace, France) was built in 1731 byAndreas and his son Johann Andreas Silbermann. It had 23 stops on three manuals...
Tjeerd van der Ploeg The organ works of Charles TournemireHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 1, 10-28 [summary] Charles Tournemire(1870-1939) composed his first organ works before he was appointed organist atSte.-Clotilde at Paris in 1898. In these early pieces, the influence...
Eddy Mul The Defect of WerckmeisterHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 1, 29-32 [summary] It is possible to discern three periods in the development of AndreasWerckmeisters attitude toward temperament. In the first period (1681-1691),Werckmeister describes unequally tempered...
Peter van Dijk 60th anniversary of Gebr. van Vulpen Organ buildersHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 1, 33-36 [summary] In 2000, theorgan building company Gebr. van Vulpen (Utrecht) celebrated its 60th anniversary. Rijkand Jos van Vulpen built their first instrument in 1939. In...
Peter Ouwerkerk New teaching material for organistsHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 1, 37-42 [summary] In 2000, Jérome Faucheur published his organ method Japprends lOrgue.His point of departure is a strict legato. Lessons in playing the pedal are offered quitesoon. Rather...
Hans Fidom Dutch Organ Façades in the first half of the 20th centuryHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 3, 17-30 [summary] A logical method to get acquainted with Dutch organ building between 1900 and 1950 isto look at the instruments. The architecture of the façades is related...
Wim Diepenhorst and Rogér van Dijk The Van Covelens organ in the St.-Laurenskerk at AlkmaarHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 3, 5-12 [summary] The oldest playableorgan of the Netherlands has been extensively restored by Flentrop Orgelbouw. It wasre-inaugurated on 27 October...
Aad Alblas The Genevan Psalter in its timeHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 36-39, [summary] On 22 and 23 March a congress on The Genevan Psalter in its timetook place in Emden (North Germany). International experts gathered to discuss the presentstate of knowledge. The...
Hans Fidom The new organ in the Bovenkerk in KampenHet ORGEL 97 (2001), nr. 1, 5-12 [summary] In 1999 a new organwas placed in the choir of the Bovenkerk in Kampen. The organ is a gift from Henk Stoel.The Foundation Choir Organ Bovenkerk Kampen is responsible for the...
