Pieter Dirksen
Harpsichordist - Musicologist - Organist
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Welcome to the website of Pieter Dirksen!
My principal area of performance and research is Baroque music, in particular the keyboard music of Sweelinck, the North German school and J.S. Bach. If you are interested in any of these fields, I am sure you will find something here of interest!
Listed are my solo concerts and solo recordings, as well as links to the ensembles, instrument builders, musicians and publishers to which I am affiliated.
On this site you can also find a complete and regularly updated list of publications, divided into books/editions and articles. For the books and editions a list of contents, a short introduction, excerpts from reviews and ordering information is provided. The list of articles includes abstracts; a few of them will be republished and updated online in the future. Both publication lists are chronologically arranged. You can find an item easily in the Thematic Overview.
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NewsMartin Geck Festschrift [August 2009]
Bach's Sonatas with Viola da Gamba [April 2009]
Lully's Phaeton [January 2009]
Bach's 'Mystery' Violin Concerto [August 2008]
Scheidemanns Clavecimbelmuziek: 'Luister 10' [Mei 2008]
Vivaldi Concerti [April 2008]
Scheidemann's Harpsichord Music [January 2008]
Bach's Leipzig Chorale Fughettas [November 2007]
Art of Fugue CD acclaimed [August 2007]
Lexikon der Orgel [July 2007]
Sweelinck's Fantasias [June 2007]
Buxtehude-Herdenkingsconcerten [Mei 2007]
Scheidemann monograph published [March 2007]
'Sweelinck' in MGG [November 2006]
Louis Couperin CD acclaimed [October 2006]
Two new articles [June 2006]
Two international organ courses [April/May 2006]
Bach-Jahrbuch [February 2006]
Louis Couperin: Pièces d'Orgue, 1650-1659 (CD) [January 2006]
A new edition of Johann Adam Reincken's organ music [November 2005]
Engelen en Duivels in Maastricht [September 2005]
A 'new' organ in Wadenoijen [August 2005]