Zutphen, Walburgiskerk [Back to Library]

Producer:

Sonus Paradisi

Builder:

Hans Henrich Bader

Country:

Netherlands

Style:

Manuals:

Software(s):

Hauptwerk IV

Requirements:
Pulled from producer site.
May not be 100% accurate.

Version	Description	Bit Rate	Compression	Looped	Channels	Acoustics	RAM Required
1	Surround Sound Version	16			6		32 GB or more
2	Surround Sound Version	20			6		50 GB or more
3	Surround Sound Version	24			6		64 GB or more
4	Semi-Dry	16			2		12 GB or more
5	Semi-Dry	20			2		20 GB or more
6	Semi-Dry	24			2		24 GB or more

Date Built:

1643

Date Released:

Commercial License:

Price Range:
(Starting Around)

Description:

The church of St. Walburga (Walburgiskerk) is a large gothic cathedral. The reverb time is enormous, ca. 8 seconds long. We spotted even up to 9 seconds on some tones. The church houses three pipe organs. The most important of them is the historical instrument of Hans Henrich Bader (died ca. 1680). The organ was constructed between 1637-1643 and it was placed on the northern side of the church at that time. First, Bader was commissioned to add a Rugwerk to an existing older organ, later he added a new Hoofdwerk and a Pedal. The independent Pedal was a distinctive and innovative feature of the Westphalian organbuilding tradition Bader represented, since Dutch organs of the first half of 17th century lacked the Pedal division.

# of uploads with organ:

172

# of users uploaded using organ:

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Website:

http://www.sonusparadisi.cz/en/organs/top-selection/zutphen-virtual-organ-model.html

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