There is the potential, that any given book on "De Hagenaar" was arranged by at least one of its previous owners: Piet Boomsma, Ruinerwold
While not much being said about him in the history of "De Hagenaar", he is a very important previous owner, as he toured with the instrument, appeared on TV several times with it, did all his own maintenance on the instrument and - yes - made various books for the organ, too.
@ceredigio I'm afraid I don't know, the book just had the previous (well, several previous) Dutch owners name on it. It's a very well done arrangement and not a tune I've heard before played on a mechanical organ, though very often by silver/brass bands.
@ceredigio Yes it is Carl Frei, Mister Boomsma only made copy's from Carl Frei and Piet Maas books. he was not capable of making arrangements of himself.
It's still a fantastic organ. The march is a Carl Frei arrangement, i heard it before on the Cementmolen and the Rosita.
5breem 4 months ago
There is the potential, that any given book on "De Hagenaar" was arranged by at least one of its previous owners: Piet Boomsma, Ruinerwold
While not much being said about him in the history of "De Hagenaar", he is a very important previous owner, as he toured with the instrument, appeared on TV several times with it, did all his own maintenance on the instrument and - yes - made various books for the organ, too.
theorganguy 6 months ago
Who arranged this?
ceredigio 7 months ago
@ceredigio I'm afraid I don't know, the book just had the previous (well, several previous) Dutch owners name on it. It's a very well done arrangement and not a tune I've heard before played on a mechanical organ, though very often by silver/brass bands.
nickn5nl 7 months ago
@nickn5nl Maybe it was Carl Frei himself!
ceredigio 6 months ago
@ceredigio Yes it is Carl Frei, Mister Boomsma only made copy's from Carl Frei and Piet Maas books. he was not capable of making arrangements of himself.
121omePiet 4 months ago