Organ Music

As the youngest child of a musical family I came into contact with tones and notes very early. My parents met each other in an accordion orchestra; my sister played the flute and later piano. Thus, it was up to me to start with piano as well when I was 6.

With 16 I changed to the church organ. I had a very intensive study by Hartmut Sturm and later by the cathedral organist Professor Heino Schubert (cathedral of Essen).

Since that time I tried to play various organs in German, in Europe and even in USA. Sometimes I take part in concerts or other private performances with a string orchestra or string quartet. The organ literature of Johann Sebastian Bach is my favorite literature. Sometimes I play independent of notes and written literature (improvisations).

Slide Showwith further examples of organs I already played.

2007 at the Marcussen organ (73 stops) in the cathedral of Haderslev (Denmark); 4 keyboards of the great west organ More Information
2005 at the famous Silbermann organ (1735) in the Petri-Nikolai church in Freiberg (Saxonia)	2005 at the Marcussen organ in the cathedral of Schleswig
Concerts together with Dr. Andreas Reitz (transverse flute) in House St. Ulrich (Augsburg) in 2005 and 2007
Performance during a concert dated October 10, 2004 (flute and organ)	Mass in D major for choir and organ from Antonin Dvorak during the concert dated October 10, 2004
1999 at a great concert organ Gewandhaus (Leipziger Gewandhaus, Germany)	2004 at the baroque organ built by Arp Schnitger (Hamburg-Ochsenwerder, Germany)
Organ solo at a concert in Wipperfuerth, Germany (here: organ concert from G.F. Handel, 2003)