The latest update brings the virtual representation of the Bätz organ in Dom Church, Utrecht even closer to the original instrument. In particular, the spatial rendering and the simulation of the characteristic enclosed tremulants have been further refined, resulting in a more realistic sound and playing experience.

Content Orgels has introduced a new generation of KeyChange manuals during an international dealer meeting. This innovative manual technology brings the touch and response of a pipe organ closer to those of a digital organ and will be available in selected Content organs, including models designed for Hauptwerk and Sweelinq.

Are you looking for a compact portable organ that you can easily use at home, during rehearsals, or on location? The Johannus One2 is our Organ of the Month. This model certainly deserves the spotlight: a portable organ with 76 keys, powerful built-in speakers, and the trusted Johannus sound in a compact and practical format.

Do you play the organ and are you looking for Klavarskribo sheet music for organ? At Joh.deHeer Musical Instruments in Sliedrecht, you will find Klavar organ books, chorale books, psalms, hymns and church music in vertical notation. Ideal for organists who prefer playing in Klavar and are looking for suitable organ publications for home use, music lessons, worship services, congregational singing or accompaniment.

Which church organ suits your requirements? At Joh.deHeer Muziekinstrumenten in Sliedrecht, you will find a wide range of digital church organs, ranging from compact home organs to extensively specified instruments with multiple manuals, pedalboard and an authentic church organ sound. Our organ specialists provide personal advice, showroom demonstrations, and support with delivery and installation.

The Sweelinq 3.1.0 update is now available. This update is required to install and use new sample sets, including the organ of the Kooger Kerk in Zuid-Scharwoude. In addition, Sweelinq 3.1.0 delivers improved spatial sound, greater detail and an even more realistic playing experience.

Sweelinq has added a new sample set to its collection: the 1881 Van Dam organ from the Kooger Kerk in Zuid-Scharwoude. This allows you to play a distinctive Dutch church organ at home, complete with the instrument’s unique tonal character and the acoustics of the church in which it stands. This new sample set is particularly appealing to organists who appreciate historic Dutch organs, romantic tonal colours, and an authentic church organ experience from their own console.

Making an organ ‘divisible’: what does it actually involve? In a recent video, our engineer Willem Verboom demonstrates how an organ is split into two sections. It is a technical procedure, but it directly addresses a practical issue many organists face: installing an organ on an upper floor via a staircase.

We are proud to introduce the Cantorum Duo Harmonie: a new and versatile two-manual digital organ that perfectly meets the needs of the Dutch organist. This model is a natural extension of the successful Cantorum series and builds on the proven concept of the Cantorum Duo Plus.

On Saturday 16 May, an afternoon of organ music and congregational singing will take place in Alblasserdam, celebrating the new church organ. The afternoon will focus on shared singing, music, and the formal introduction of the organ on the organ gallery.