David German (1954): Festive Trumpet Tune, Christine Kamp, Bätz organ (1823) Grote Kerk, Weesp, Netherlands
Live recording 26-07-2024, Photos Ton Kastermans
Playlist Christine Kamp youtube.co/playlist?list=PLK64le63ethQ7WUzQdlOaX5UgU1zhHuQe
The Bätz organ
Two instruments preceded the current organ. The first organ functioned in the period before the Reformation until 1592. In that year probably, the organbuilder Pieter Janszoon de Swart from Utrecht built a new organ that functioned until 1822. In the same period, the churchwardens decided to have a new instrument built by the organbuilder Jonathan Bätz, also from Utrecht.This organ was inaugurated on 12 October 1823. "In the afternoon, Messrs Broerse and Brachthuizen let the power and melodiousness of the instrument be heard for a decent crowd, which had flocked to hear it. This they did by the performence of an ouverture, chorale variations on hymn no. 40, "De Morgenstond", a flute concerto, a fanfare, sleighride and finale." Externally the instrument displays the characteristics of new styles, internally it remains classical. Apparently the musical requirements of the time were such, that an independent pedal was not regarded as being necessary. The organ has seen minor alterations. Most of the pipework survived the later interventions of organbuilders like Ch. G. F. Witte and J. C. Sanders. Following the restoration of the church, the organ was restored by S.F. Blank in 1978. It has 23 stops on the manuals; the pedal is always coupled to the great and has no stops of it own. Christine Kamp has been organist of Grote Kerk te Weesp since 1996.
HOOFDWERK (Great) RUGPOSITIEF (Positiv)
Prestant 16 (disc. double) Prestant 8 (disc. double), C/Cis/D oak)
Bourdon 16 Holpijp 8
Prestant 8 (disc. double) Octaaf 4
Roerfluit 8 Roerfluit 4
Octaaf 4 Gemshoorn 2
Gedekte fluit 4 Flageolet 1
Octaaf 2 Mixtuur 3, 4, 5, 6
Quint 3 Quint 1 1/3 (1978 reconstruction)
Mixtuur 4,6,8 sterk (bas/disc.) Sexquialter 2 (disc.)
Sexquialter 3 sterk (discant) Fagot 8
Cornet 5 sterk (discant) Tremolo
Trompet 8 (bas/discant)
Vox humana 8 (bas/disc.)
Tremolo
Coupler (divided)
Christine Kamp (1966, Strasbourg, France) studied organ and piano at the Sweelinck Conservatory in Amsterdam, as well as organ, church music, chamber music and lied accompaniment at the Utrecht conservatory. Her organ teachers included Ewald Kooiman, Jacques van Oortmerssen and Jan Raas, Ronald Brautigam and Thom Bollen were among her piano teachers. She attended courses with György Sebok and Marie-Louise Jaquet-Langlais.
Christine Kamp has performed in Holland (e.g. Concertgebouw Amsterdam and St. Bavo Haarlem) and abroad (St. Clotilde, Paris and St. Sernin, Toulouse), and has done recordings for radio, TV and CD. festivo.nl/muziek/artiest-3946/
In 2002 Christine Kamp was decorated with the silver medal of the Société Académique 'Arts - Sciences - Lettres' in Paris.
She has been organist of the Grote Kerk at Weesp since 1996.
Christine Kamp (Strasbourg, France, 1966) a eté élève au conservatoire Sweelinck d’Amsterdam en orgue (classes de Jacques van oortmerssen et Ewald Kooiman), et en piano (classe de Ronald Brautigam). Elle achève ses études d'orgue auprès de Jan Raas au conservatoire d'Utrecht, où elle se spécialise également en musique de chambre et en accompagnement de lieder dans la classe de Thom Bollen. Christine Kamp participe à des classes de maître avec György Sebok et Marie-Louise Jaquet-Langlais.festivo.nl/muziek/artiest-3946/
Elle se produit entre autres dans le cadre du festival de Musique Ancienne d'Utrecht, au Concertgebouw d'Amsterdam, à l'église Sainte Clotilde de Paris et St Sernin, Toulouse.
En 2002 elle a reçu la médaille d'argent de la Société Académique 'Arts - Sciences - Lettres' à Paris.
Christine Kamp est titulaire des grandes orgues de la Grote Kerk de Weesp depuis 1996.
Christine Kamp (Strassburg, Frankreich 1966) studierte Orgel am Sweelinck Konservatorium in Amsterdam bei Jacques van Oortmerssen und Ewald Kooiman und Klavier bei Ronald Brautigam. Sie schloss ihr Orgelstudium bei Jan Raas am Konservatorium in Utrecht ab, wo sich ausser auf Kirchenmusik auch auf Kammermusik und Liedbegleitung bei Thom Bollen spezialisierte. Christine Kamp besuchte Meisterkurse bei György Sebok und Marie-Louise Jaquet-Langlais. Sie tritt als Organistin in Konzerten im In- und Ausland auf und hat verschiedene Fernseh-, Radio- und CD-Aufnahmen gemacht. festivo.nl/muziek/artiest-3946/
Im Jahre 2002 wurde sie mit den Silbernen Medaille der Pariser Société Académique 'Arts - Sciences - Lettres' ausgezeichnet. Christine Kamp ist seit 1996 Organistin der Grote Kerk in Weesp.
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