From 2012 until 2018, designing and building the Utopa Baroque Organ (working title: "The New Baroque Organ", hence the title of Report #5/1) constituted a major Orgelpark Research Project. The Utopa Baroque Organ combines an uncompromised historically inspired sound concept (referring to the organs Zacharias Hildebrandt built in Johann Sebastian Bach's region and time) with digital technology (which provides access to the Hildebrandt sound concept in formerly unthinkable ways). The organ was inaugurated on March 21st, 2018; Orgelpark Research Report #5/1 en Orgelpark Research Report #5/2 give a detailed account of the preparations and the results of the Utopa Baroque Organ Project. 

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Contents Report #5/1

Hans Fidom

Digital Historicism: the New Baroque Organ at the Orgelpark

Peter Peters

How to Build an Authentic Replica? The New Baroque Organ in the Orgelpark as a Research Organ

Kristian Wegscheider

The “Secret” of Tuning Methods in Organbuilding

Jos de Bie

The New Baroque Organ at the Orgelpark: Temperament

Koos van de Linde

What Temperament should the New Baroque Organ have?

Ibo Ortgies

Johann Sebastian Bach and Temperament

Jacob Lekkerkerker

Am I an Organist or do I play the Organ?

Robert van Heumen

The New Baroque Organ as a Hybrid Electro-Acoustic Instrument

Anne La Berge

Proximity and Communication with the New Baroque Organ

Ernst Oosterveld

Baroque Organ Additions at the Orgelpark