Nieuwe Kerk · Amsterdam

One of the truly great international restoration tasks – the recreation of the main organ in Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam – was carried out 1977-1981. This impressive organ, which was built in 1655-1673 by J.W. Schonat, J.G. v. Hagerbeer and (probably) R.B. Duyschot, was the largest in existence still to have spring chests, and of the 48 stops – of which some had up to 6 doublings in the treble – most were well preserved.

Manual range: C D E-c’’’
Pedal range: C D-d’
Couplers: RW/HW, HW/BW, P/HW, P/RW
Tremulants: BW, RW
Key action: mechanical
Stop action: mechanical
Stops: 48