The Sweelinq collection has been expanded once again with the organ from the Domkerk in Utrecht. This organ was built by Bätz, one of the Netherlands’ leading organ builders, and can now also be played in your own living room.

Last night, Sweelinq presented the latest version of its software: Sweelinq 3.0. From 31 December, it will be available as a free download on any organ where Sweelinq is installed.

It’s time for the Organ Days again. That means four days entirely dedicated to this beautiful instrument. The event features a variety of activities, giveaways, and our very own Winter Square with warm food and a cosy atmosphere. Fien & Teun will also be visiting.

Content's anniversary concert is fast approaching. It will be a combination of German Baroque, Dutch choral art, French Romanticism and symphonic organ music. It promises to be a wonderful evening; reason enough to visit Ermelo.

Sweelinq 3.0 is currently in active development. It promises to be faster, smarter and multilingual. We are also working hard on the layout, and you will soon be able to do more with a Premium subscription.

Sweelinq has added a new gem to its collection of virtual pipe organs: the majestic Müller organ from the Grote of Sint-Bavokerk in Haarlem.

The Content team has installed a Content Cambiare 423 for the one and only Anna Lapwood. This custom-built instrument was specially designed for her daily practice as well as for transport between the various locations of her concerts.

This year, Content Organs is celebrating its 45th anniversary. During a week dedicated to their jubilee, the anniversary concert is the highlight.

Joh.deHeer proudly presents the Cambiare Organ Front, a powerful and stylish addition to the popular Cambiare Suite III. This new addition combines impressive audio performance with a refined design, offering organists an even richer playing experience.