Peter van Dijk Van der Putten organs at Bremen and AurichHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 2, 4-13 [summary] In 2002 the organ building firm of Van der Putten (Finsterwolde) completed a new organ in the Evangelische Kirche at Walle, a suburb of Bremen (Germany). It is built...
Kees Weggelaar Piet J. Groenendijk: the organ worksHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 5, 14-20 [summary] Piet J. Groenendijk (*1948) studied organ with Piet van den Kerkhoff, and, at the Rotterdam Conservatory, with Arie J. Keyzer. At the conservatory, he studied music theory...
Gyula Kormos Historical organs in Lutheran Churches in HungaryHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 5, 4-13 [summary] The Hungarian Lutherans got permission to build their own churches at the end of the 18th century. In the early years, they purchased small second-hand organs...
Auke Hendrik Vlagsma A Renaissance organ at DordrechtHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 5, 21-23 [summary] In his article on the convent of the Magdalena Sisters at Dordrecht, published in 1903, J.L. van Dalen mentions an organ in the Heilige Sacramentskapel at Dordrecht....
Jan R. Luth Accompaniment of congregational singing in the 19th centuryHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 6, xx-xx [summary] German sources on accompaniment of congregational singing show that the middle of the 19th century was a transitional period. Comparison of the writings...
Rogér van Dijk en Cees van der Poel The organs at Kedichem, Heelsum and ApeldoornHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 6, xx-xx [summary] Organ building firm Gebr. Reil completed some interesting projects in the past few years: the reconstruction of the Van Rossum organ in the...
Martin Moree Willem Vogel: more than a hymn composerHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 6, xx-xx [summary] Willem Vogel is especially known for the large number of hymns he composed. But he wrote organ music as well, inspired, at first inspired by the Bätz organ in the Grote...
Ton van Eck & Victor Timmer Two opus lists of the organ building firm DekkerHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 3, xx-xx [summary] In 1892, Anton Samuel Jan Dekker (1869-1918) started a little repair shop at Goes; he bought and sold organs as well. In 1906, Dekker started...
Hans Fidom An essay on the quality of organ culture in The NetherlandsHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 3, xx-xx [summary] On 13 November 2004, a symposium on the future of the organ was held at Groningen University. Emphasizing that he was reading an essay, Hans Fidom...
Léon Berben Sweelincks keyboard works: were they perhaps played on clavichords?Het ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 3, xx-xx [summary] Knowing that Jan Pietersz. Sweelincks works for keyboard need a compass up to a2, whereas they need lower notes in the bass than the organ of...
Jan-Piet Knijff The Tannenberg organ at Winston-Salem, North CarolinaHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 3, xx-xx [summary] The recently restored two-manual Tannenberg organ (1799-1800) in Winston-Salem, NC, is not only the largest extant organ of the first American organ...
René Verwer and Herman de Kler Jean-Baptiste de PauwHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 4, 4-46 [summary] Organist and pedagogue Jean-Baptiste de Pauw (1852-1924) was born in Brussels to parents who were interested in art and music. After the music lessons from his father, De...
Rogér van Dijk en Cees van der Poel New organs from organ builder SteendamHet ORGEL 101 (2005), nr. 1, 4-18 [summary] In 2003, the new Adema organ was inaugurated in the Reformed Congregation at Terneuzen; a year later, a new Van Oeckelen organ was built in the...
Anton Vernooij The future of the organHet ORGEL 101 (2005), nr. 1, 19-25 [summary] The assumed crisis in todays organ culture can be approached best by taking the relation between organ, church and liturgy as the point of departure. The organ will only survive if it...
Christa Hijink The Dutch National Heritage Service: an interviewHet ORGEL 101 (2005), nr. 1, 32-40 [summary] Organs in The Netherlands, if they are included on the national monument list, are protected by the heritage law of 1988: it is forbidden to damage them or...
Hans Fidom The secret of organ festival Toulouse-les-OrguesHet ORGEL 101 (2005), nr. 1, 26-31 [summary] In October 2004, the ninth international organ festival Toulouse-les-Orgues was held. In two weeks time sixty activities were presented, all of which were very...
Corrie de Kool The former organ at Manor Ter HorstHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 2, 14-18 [summary] In one of the annexes of Manor Ter Horst, near the village of Loenen (Veluwe) there was a clandestine chapel from 1792 until 1849. In 1849, when Catholic Churches were...
Joost Langeveld Use and disuse the organ in the futureHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 2, 19-25 [summary] If we take no action, it is not impossible that the organ in the future will be played only to remind the audience of past times. Although organ culture is quite...
Jan Veldkamp We just pull all the stopsHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 2, 26-30 [summary] We just pull all the stops was the answer, when organ builder Jan Veldkamp offered to explain to the local organist some of the registration possibilities of an instrument his firm...
Hans Fidom CDs are always just surrogates / Interview with Erik SikkemaHet ORGEL 100 (2005), nr. 2, 31-36 [summary] Recording organ music is a complex task. Omnidirectional microphones, that listen to all directions, hear a relatively large amount of indirect...
