In 2017, Flentrop completed the new organ for the Pfarrkirche in Sankt Florian am Inn, Austria. The organ's sound refers to historical organ building of the 16th and 17th centuries. On the occasion of commissioning, Dick Koomans recorded a CD with works of 16th and 17th century works by Bach, Buxtehude, Kolb, Goudimel and Philips, after the intonation. You can order the CD for 10 euros at Flentrop.
>> Bestellen: 075 - 61 68 651, of info@flentrop.nl
Richard Apperley, assistent-organist at the Anglican
Cathedral in Wellington, just recorded his debut-cd on the
Flentrop organ
in St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Wellington.
As of 3 December 2010 this recording can be ordered at the
following address:
On the occasion of its Centenary Jubilee in 2003, Flentrop
released two sets of 5 mini-CDs.
They may be bought singly or as a set.
Similar series are planned for the future.
The playing time per CD is approximately 20 minutes. Most CD players
are capable of playing mini-CDs.
The CDs are € 5,- each.
A set of 5 CDs is € 20,- excluding postage.
You may order by telephone: 0031 - 75 - 61 68 651, or by e-mail:
info@flentrop.nl.
Watch for a complete overview of the cd's the tracklist
(PDF, 290 KB).
Download
tracklist
In 2013, Flentrop completed the
reconstruction of the Reincken organ in the Katharin Church in Hamburg.
The original organ was almost completely lost in 1943. On the basis of
leftover, abandoned pipe work and a profound organ-archaeological
research, Flentrop managed to build an organ that seems to have
appeared from 1720. The result achieved is a stunning piece of
craftsmanship and artistry. Sietze de Vries was awarded one of the
first Dutch organizers to record a CD on this beautiful organ.
The first CD on which the new Catharine organ is heard in full
glory. Andreas Fischer, Pieter van Dijk and Wolfgang Zerer play
Scheidemann, Reincken and Bach, but also Degenhardt and Distler.
The CD can be ordered for € 16,
The CD can be ordered for € 16,- with: www.stiftung-johann-sebastian.de
By 2015, it was 100 years since organ organizer Michaël Maarschalkerweerd (1838-1915)
is deceased. His firm Maarschalkerweerd & Zoon has built more than
200 organs, of which more than 100 are still present, including the
organ of the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam.
The 4 CD-box 'Hidden Pearls of Michaël Maarschalkerweerd' is released
in a limited edition and is a true collector's item. Christiaan de
Gier, Eric Koevoets, Gerben Mourik and Arjan Leistra play 12
Maarschalkerweerd orgels. Flentrop Orgelbouw is sponsor of the Michaël
Maarschalkerweerd Memorial Year 2015.
>> More information or ordering the CD-box
The Doelen in Rotterdam presented the first of a series of three CDs
on which Geert Bierling works from J.S. Bach on the refurbished organ.
On this first CD are the Toccata in G BWV 916, the eight Little Prelude
and Fugen BWV 553-560, Partita 'Sey Gegrüsset' BWV 768 and the Toccata
in d BWV 565.
The CD can be ordered for € 17,50 at:
Andreas Fischer, organist of St. Katharine Church, released the
first CD earlier this year on which the new backwork is heard in full
glory.
He shows works that vary from Sweelinck (1562-1621) to Karl Höller (1907-1987) and uses a wide range of registrations.
The CD costs € 16.95 plus shipping costs and can be obtained from the
order form on the website of the Stiftung Johann Sebastian:
www.stiftung-johann-sebastian.de
Fugue State Films has made a DVD / CD box about the history of the
organs in the Lauren Church in Alkmaar. The DVD contains a 1-hour
documentary followed by more than 2 hours of film, demonstrations and
performances. The box also contains a music CD from Sweelinck, from
Noordt, Schuyt, Weckmann, Bach, Bastiaans and Piet Kee.
Organists: Pieter van Dijk, Frank van Wijk, Leo van Doeselaar, Bernard Winsemius.
Historians and experts: Paul Binski, Cor Edskes, Frits Elshout and Erik Winkel van Flentrop.
More info and order: Fugue Statefilms