ArticlesPeter van Dijk The J.H.H. Bätz organ in the Reformed Church in BenschopHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 6, 16-27 [summary] On Friday 25 March, 2011 the J.H.H. Bätz organ of 1755 in the reformed Church in Benschop was re-inaugurated after a restoration and enlargement...
ArticlesAlbert Clement ‘Sechs Choräle von verschiedener Art’ – Part 1: Dating and musical structureHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 6, 28-35 [summary] The publication ‘Sechs Choräle von verschiedener Art’ is one of the printed volumes with organ music of Bach that...
ArticlesAuke H. Vlagsma Andreas and Marten de Mare, Renaissance Organ Builders – Deel 1: Introduction and works of Andreas de MareHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 6, 36-41 [summary] After the Reformation in the 16th century, many organ makers left The Netherlands to...
ArticlesUlrike Hascher-Burger Organ music in the Middle Ages: Ideas about context and performanceHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 3, 26-31 [summary] Besides the copy of the Peter Gerritsz organ in the Orgelpark, The Netherlands has another reconstruction of a medieval organ:...
ArticlesUlrich Matyl Johann Ludwig Krebs (1713-1780). His significance for 18th-century organ musicHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 5, 4-14 [summary] Johann Ludwig Krebs was a pupil of Johann Sebastian Bach, but he stands completely in the shadow of his teacher. This is a...
ArticlesVictor Timmer About Johannes Tammen – ‘Famous Organist and Carilloneur in Groningen’Het ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 5, 18-29 [summary] Despites its possessing a large Schnitger organ (presently in the Der Aa-kerk), there is relatively little known about the...
ArticlesOlga de Kort-Koulikova Russian organ music in the 19th and 20th centuries. Part 1: the period 1830-1917Het ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 5, 34-40 [summary] Concert programs in the Netherlands and Russia give the incorrect impression that Russian organ music does not...
ArticlesPeter van Dijk (with Cor Ardesch) The Netherlands’ largest Ibach organ reborn; the main organ of the St.-Gertrudiskerk in Bergen op Zoom. Part 2Het ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 3, 4-13 [summary] Part 01In the second part the recent restoration is described. Because...
ArticlesAlbert Clement The art of Buxtehude’s organ chorales. Part 2Het ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 3, 14-21 [summary] Part 01The second part considers the question of how Buxtehude set the chorale ‘Nun freut euch, lieben Christen gmein’ in his chorale fantasia. There has...
ArticlesKoos van de Linde The Van Straten organ revisited. A divergent opinionHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 3, 22-29 [summary] In the spring of 2012 a copy of the organ that Peter Gerritsz built in 1479 for the Nicolaïkerk in Utrecht was inaugurated in the Orgelpark in...
ArticlesHerman de Kler Johan Rudolf Gravelotte, a forgotten organist of The HagueHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 3, 4-9 [summary] Johan Rudolf Gravelotte (1875-1943) was an organist and pianist who played an important role in the musical life of The Hague. Gravelotte came...
ArticlesLuk Vaes Three centuries of clusters on the organ. A short summaryHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 3, 10-17 [summary] The cluster as keyboard technique has a long unbroken tradition, but it is difficult to determine when it was first used. The earliest known example...
ArticlesJan Smelik New opportunities for the municipal organistHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 3, 18-24 [summary] In the past three decades ten Dutch cities have instituted the function of municipal organist. At the moment there are fourteen municipal organists. To get a...
ArticlesPeter van Dijk (with Cor Ardesch) The Netherlands’ largest Ibach organ reborn; the main organ of the St.-Gertrudiskerk in Bergen op Zoom. Part 1Het ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 2, 4-15 [summary] In September of 2011 the Ibach organ of 1864 in the St.-Gertrudiskerk in...
ArticlesAuke H. Vlagsma (with Cees van der Poel and Sietze de Vries) The copy of the Peter Gerritsz organ in the OrgelparkHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 2, 16-25 [summary] The organ that Peter Gerritsz built in 1479 for the Nicolaïkerk in Utrecht is the oldest extant organ...
ArticlesMarc Stappers and Bart Ankersmit Why do our historical organs split?Het ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 2, 26-33[summary] Wood that’s used in organs can split. To solve this problem, insight is needed into the way the indoor climate influences wood. Not nearly enough is...
ArticlesCees van der Poel The Utrecht organ archives of Maarten Albert Vente. A supplement: the archives of Fama & RaadgeverHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 2, 34-35 [summary] In Het Orgel 2012 number 6 and 2013 number 1 Jaap den Hertog wrote an article about the Utrecht...
ArticlesAlbert Clement The art of Buxtehude’s organ chorales. Part 1Het ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 2, 36-43 [summary] Although the Buxtehude-year was celebrated exuberantly in 2007 and the results of the commemoration have been published in print and on cd, the art of...
ArticlesDavid de Jong Channeled emotion. On the organ works of Johan G. KoersHet ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 1, 4-9 [summary] The Frisian composer Johan G. Koers (*1953) studied organ with Piet Post and Haite van der Schaaf, but had to give up his hopes of a career as a...
ArticlesJaap den Hertog: Het Utrechts Orgelarchief Maarten Albert Vente (02)Het ORGEL 109 (2013), nr. 1, 18-25 [summary] [Summary part 01] In the second part, the archives of Erné, Legêne, Bolt, Gierveld, Kret, Stichting Orgelcentrum and Sijmons are...
