Rogér van Dijk The Mense Ruiter organ in the Reformed Church at EnterHet ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 4, xx-xx [summary] On 10 March 2001, the new Mense Ruiter organ in the Reformed Church at Enter was inaugurated. The instrument is based on the work of Freytag and Van...
Hans Fidom Does history repeat itself? On the importance of early 20th century organsHet ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 4, xx-xx [summary] The main criterion for determination of the value of an organ type is the question whether valuable music was written for it. With regard...
Rogér van Dijk The organ builder Albert de GraafHet ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 5, 5-11 [summary] Organ Builder Albert de Graaf (1928) is planning to retire in near future; hence this overview of his work.De Graaf served his apprenticeship with A.S.J. Dekker (Goes) and Jan...
Jacob Lekkerkerker The artistically inherent motivation of organ music (discussion, part 2)Het ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 2, 40-42 [summary] Peter Ouwerkerk and Sietze de Vries reacted in het ORGEL 2002/1 to Hans Fidomseditorial in het ORGEL 2001/6. Fidom had argued for...
Victor Timmer Catholic organs in Groningen and Drenthe (the northern Netherlands) around 1850 (part II)Het ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 2, 32-37 [summary] The Catholic Church manifested itself ever more strongly after therestoration of the episcopal hierarchy in 1853. This...
Kees Huges Organ music and psychiatryHet ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 2, 38-39 [summary] (Kees Huges is music therapist)Many people in Holland associate organ music with negative emotions. This makes organmusic very fit for music therapy: people react to it easily.The first...
Peter van Dijk Flentrop revisitedHet ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 1, 5-14 [summary] How do we deal with organs built between 1940 and 1965? Will weleave them unchanged or should we choose to retouch them? The Dutch NationalHeritage Service is drafting a set of standards in...
Wim Diepenhorst & Rogér van Dijk The organ in the Hervormde Kerk at SassenheimHet ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 1, 15-19 [summary] In 1657, HansGoldfus (educated by Florentius Hocque, worked in Belgium as well), built an organ in theGasthuiskerk at Delft. It was...
Gemma Coebergh Charles Matthews wins Franck ContestHet ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 1, 32-34 [summary] Every third year the International César Franck Contest is held in the CathedralBasilica St Bavo at Haarlem. This year (15, 17 and 20 October), five organists competed:Arno...
Hans Beek The Husumer Orgelbuch of 1758Het ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 1, 39-41 [summary] The Husumer Orgelbuch [Husum Organ Book] contains little-known works of NorthGerman composers. They were written in the 18th century. The manuscript on which therecently published...
Victor Timmer Catholic organs in Groningen and Drenthe (the northern Netherlands) around 1850Het ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 1, 20-31 [summary] The Catholic Church manifested itself ever more strongly after the restoration of theepiscopal hierarchy in 1853. This article...
Pieter Bakker Musica mathematicaHet ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 2, 11-14 [summary] Most of Andreas Werckmeister’s sources can be identified easily. This is not the casewith regard to his irregular circular tunings. It seems, however, that he was inspired bytwo sources....
Joris Verdin Liszts harmonium-pianoHet ORGEL 98 (2002), nr. 2, 15-26 [summary] FranzLiszts harmonium-piano was brought to Patrick Collons workshop in Brussels forrestoration in 1994. The instrument combines a piano built by Erard with a harmonium. Thepiano seems...
