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 1 - Yarno MISSIAEN [1], Bart NAESSENS [2]
 • Golden Jubilee – Marc Nagels 50 Years Of Organ Building •
  • J. S. Bach : Prelude & fugue in c minor, BWV 546 [1A ]; Pastorale in F major, BWV 590 [2A]
  • G. Böhm : Vater unser im Himmelreich [2B ]
  • Chris Dubois : Rorate Caeli [2C]
  • Félix Mendelssohn : Sonata No. 6 in d minor [1C]
  • J. L. Krebs : Ach Herr, mich armen Sünder, KrebsWV 514 [1B]
  • N. Bruhns : Prelude in e minor (Great) [2A]
  • D. Buxtehude : Passacaglia in d minor, BuxWV 161 [2B]
  • C. Loret : Chaconne [1A]
  • F. Peeters : Toccata in D major, (sixty short pieces) [2C]
- Stevoort [A], Nieuwerkerken [B], Zonhoven [C]
- Disque Etcetera;, 2026
Organ builder Marc Nagels (*1952).

Although the instruments were not built entirely by me, I was able to thoroughly reshape their sound according to my own aesthetic vision. Each of the three organs underwent radical modifications. The German organ found a new home in Nieuwerkerken in a beautiful Belgian case. The initially somewhat sharp-sounding pipework was carefully reworked so that it could be made to sing in its new environment and integrated into a balanced sound. The instrument was also supplemented with a few older, valuable registers that were still available. The rather modest Ruef organ in Stevoort was given sufficient wind to produce a clear and convincing sound without straining. The instrument now fills the space in a warm and bal-anced way. The majestic three-manual organ in Zonhoven was allowed to retain its versatile character with-out being reduced to its original, smaller disposition. Nevertheless, considerable changes were necessary. At the same time, the fundamental tone of the lower voices was strengthened, giving the whole a harmonious balance. I


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