Organ music from the Netherlands

At the beginning of the 17th century, the Brussels court attracted some of the greatest composers and organists of the time, including Peter Philips, Peeter Cornet, John Bull, and, a little later, Abraham Van den Kerckhoven, all of whom broke new ground in how they made organs sound. At this time, Flemish and Walloon organ builders across Europe, particularly in Spain and France, were building instruments that were to have a profound influence on organ building in those countries. Bernard Foccroulle plays the works of the aforementioned composers on various organs in Belgium (Cuijk, Leuven) and the Netherlands (Sint-Truiden).