It was inevitable that the search for little-known organ landscapes would yield some highly interesting findings in the Netherlands and Belgium. Wolf Kalipps "excavations" at this point of intersection between French and German musical traditions have brought to light works displaying a great deal of stylistic and formal diversity, which lends even greater weight to the collection. Very few of the composers names will be familiar to music lovers, save for Gerard Bunk, whose talent has been showcased in a new reprint edition published by Breitkopf & Härtel a short while ago

Aeolsharfe / G. Bunk
Alleluja / G. Bunk
Canzone / G. Bunk
Choralvorspiel O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden / G. Bunk
O Gloriosa Virginum / B. D. d'Hooghe
Andante / A. de Boeck
Improvisata / J. de Groote
Andante / S. de Lange jun.
Preludes in D minor and in Eb minor / S. de Lange jun.
Lento / H. de Vries
Postlude in C minor / H. de Vries
Paraphrase ueber Komm, Heiliger Geist, Herre Gott / J. B. Litzau
La Vierge au rouet / J.-M. Plum
Préambule / J.-M. Plum
Toccatina / J.-M. Plum
Prelude Eroica / B. van Krieken
Bede O Heer die daer des Hemels tente spreyt / J. Zwart
Fantasia Een Vaste Burg is onze God / J. Zwart