The Van Pethegem organ from the
Sint-Martinuskerk in Haringe
€ 189,-
PLAY DEMO
A.P.Fe. Boëly - Judex Crederis (op32)
A unique historical instrument
The organ was built in 1778 and represents a unique rococo instrument.
This organ is the pinnacle in the art of organbuilding by the family
Van Peteghem who, in between 1776 and 1787, enriched Flemish organ
scene with a number of organs. They are esthetically the best which
were made at the time. The Haringe organ is no doubt the best
preserved instrument of that time. It not only survived because of its
solid construction but it escaped all the different taste in
organ-building and renovations over the years. The organ has never
been rebuilt and the different registers have never been modified to
bring them into line with new tastes. On top of that it has an
extensive an extensive stop list. The combination of all these
elements makes this organ the embodiment of the Flemish organ
collection which is recognised by organ-players all over the world.
The organ has been renovated by J.P. Draps en G. Potvlieghe under
supervision of the department of Monumentenzorg (Mr. Fouconnier en P.
Roose) and took place in between 1993-1994.
The particulars of the organ are as follows
The organ is tuned with the temperament of Rameau with a' = 404 Hz.
measured 13-09-2007 on the Prestant 4' at 18° Celcius or 64.4°
Fahrenheit. 1092 pipes have been placed in front of the Great Organ as
well as 54 (which were not origionally there) extra at the last
renovation(Bombarde 16'). For the Positiv, 627 pipes have been used as
well as 150 for the Echo division. Together with the 6 pipes of the
Tambours makes it a total of 1929 pipes. The action is completely
mechanical and the pedal board is fixed to the Great. All stops with
the exception of Bombarde have been made by Peteghem himself!
Specification
of
the Van Pethegem organ from the Sint-Martinuskerk in Haringe
Hw3 - J.P. Teeuw - Improvisatie: O leid mijn
blindheid bij de hand
Toon info
Registration:
Onbekend
Organist: Jan Peter Teeuw
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Hw3 - G.A. Calvière - Morceau pour l' Elevation
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Registration:
Divers
Organist: Jan Peter Teeuw
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Hw3 - J.P. Teeuw - Improvisatie: Psalm 47
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Registration:
Onbekend
Organist: Jan Peter Teeuw
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Hw3 - A.P.Fe. Boëly - Judex Crederis (op32)
Toon info
Registration:
Diverse registraties
Organist: Jan Peter Teeuw
Download Information
of
the Van Pethegem organ from the Sint-Martinuskerk in Haringe
Download files: Once we receive your payment, you will gain access to the download files via email.
Important : Before download, first read the comments below at
'General'.
General
Installing a sampleset
Important: Download the latest licensing packages file
https://www.hauptwerk.com/licensingpackages/
Start Hauptwerk V (or higher) and install this file via the menu File
| Install Organ, Temperament, or Impulse Response Reverb... Hauptwerk
will 'learn' which protected sets are currently on the market.
For users of Hauptwerk 5 or higher:
1. Make sure that Hauptwerk is not loaded.
2. Open your iLok account and choose 'Licenses/Redeem Activation code',
cut and paste the many-digit code into the screen.
3. Activate your license to 'iLok Cloud' or to the 'iLok dongle'.
Insert the dongle into the Hauptwerk PC (if it is not already connected to it).
Detailed explanation point 3: (It turns out this is not clear to everyone)
3a: Go to your iLok account (log in if necessary),
select the sampleset for which you want to enter the activation code.
3b: At the top right of the iLok screen is a gray/green check
mark.
If you go over this with the mouse you will see the text
'Activate licenses'.
Click on this check mark and you will see a new screen.
3c: Click on 'Activate' and 'Ok'. Now the checkmark in the previous
screen turns green.
3d: Now double-click on the sampleset you bought,
the screen that opens must show "License status active" on the top
line.
3e: If necessary, repeat the above for the eventualy other newly
purchased organs.
4. Restart Hauptwerk and you can install and use the organ.
Before download and install, note the following:
1. Download all .CompPkg.Hauptwerk files.
2. Leave these files in the same folder and
3. Do not change the file names and
4. Do not unpack by hand.
5. Check the MD5 checksums with the WinMD5 program, free to download
from
http://www.winmd5.com
or http://www.fastsum.com If a checksum is incorrect, discard the wrong download file
from the PC and download that file again.
6. Start Hauptwerk (File/Install organ....), select in the folder where
you just downloaded the files,
the file with extension .CompPkg_Hauptwerk_rar in Hauptwerk's 'component installer'.
Hauptwerk automatically finds the other files.
7. If you get error messages, scroll to the end of the log file (this
opens automatically if something goes wrong when unpacking) to see
what goes wrong.
Usually a file is missing, or there is a file in the wrong folder or
a file is damaged.
8. Before loading the sampleset, check the
system information
regarding the expected memory usage etc.
Note: Please contact us via the
Contact form
if you encounter any issues; we will try to assist you.
System requirements
of
the Van Pethegem organ from the Sint-Martinuskerk in Haringe
a modern fast computer, e.g. Windows 10 64 bit
a good internal or external sound card
2 manuals/keyboards with (at least 25 keys) pedal òr a complete
electronic organ with MIDI out
good quality speakers /headphone
The computer
To play the full version of this sample set without restrictions
requires a modern, fast computer with about 6,3 GB of RAM.
It is said that the best results are achieved using Apple-MacIntosh
computers; however, we have no experience with this.
It is difficult to make exact statements about what is needed. The
"mother" website
hauptwerk.com
provides much information about this issue.
Prerequisites .
This virtual Van Pethegem organ can be downloaded.
Below is a table of memory usage .
The sound card
A good internal or external sound card. For more information go to:
hauptwerk.com .
Manuals/keyboards/pedal òr complete organ with MIDI out
2 manuals/keyboards and a (at least 25 keys) pedal òr a complete
electronic organ with MIDI out.
Beautiful consoles specifically designed for Hauptwerk are
commercially available.
In the Netherlands these are available through, for example,
Those who are technically inclined can provide their keyboard with
MIDI capability using hardware from, for example,
MIDI-Hardware.com
or MGB . We ourselves have
done this using a Heyligers organ dating from around 1975 (using WIRA
hardware). The conversion was about 300 Euro and everything has worked
perfectly for years.
Speakers/headphone
The superb sound quality of Hauptwerk is best experienced through
high-quality headphones, such as AKG or Sennheiser.
We prefer connecting the sound card to a (possibly multi-channel)
sound system. The above mentioned companies can also advise you on any
purchases in this area.
What you definitely should not do is listen to Hauptwerk
through the built-in speakers of the monitor or a set of €10 computer
speakers!
Table of memory usage
of
the Van Pethegem organ from the Sint-Martinuskerk in Haringe
Hauptwerk 5 (space needed on the hard disc ca. 6,3 GB)
Load manner
Memory Requirements
Operating System included
Full organ loaded 24 bit 48 kHz, uncompressed, multiloops,
multirelease, noises 16 bit compressed.
7310 MB
Full organ loaded 24 bit 48 kHz, all stops compressed,
multiloops, multirelease, noises 16 bit compressed.
5850 MB
Full organ loaded 16 bit 48 kHz, all stops compressed,
multiloops, multirelease, noises 16 bit compressed.
3200 MB
Full organ loaded 14 bit 48 kHz, all stops compressed, single
loop, single release, noises 14 bit compressed.
2400 MB
Screen layout
of
the Van Pethegem organ from the Sint-Martinuskerk in Haringe
The Hauptwerk 5 sampleset is delivered with 2 Organ Definition Files:
1st: The original Organ with fixed pedals for Hauptwerk version 2
screen-resolution.
2nd: The extended version with free pedals for Hauptwerk version 2
screen-resolution.
Both the ODF's have 7 pages:
Tab 1 : Claviers
Extended console
Original console
a representation of the original console
Tab 2 : Jambage gauche
Registrationpanel left extended version
Registrationpanel left original version
a representation of stop-panel left side
Tab 3 : Jambage droit
Registrationpanel right extended version
Registrationpanel right original version
A representation of stop-panel right side
Tab 4 : Registres
Registratiepaneel extended versie
Registrationpanel original version
A representation of all the stops
Tab 5 : Combinaisons
Fixed combinations extended version
Fixed combinations original version
The fixed combinations page
Tab 6 : Vent
Windpage extended version
Windpage original version
The windmodel
Tab 7 : Photos
Front and console
The church
Photos, one of the organfront and console and one of the exterior of
the church
You listen to the Van Pethegem organ from the Sint-Martinuskerk in
Haringe
