Pieter Van Dijk

Pieter van Dijk is a Dutch organist and musicologist celebrated for his deep expertise in historical keyboard instruments and Baroque repertoire. Based in the Netherlands, he’s become a go-to interpreter for composers like Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Antonio Soler, and J.S. Bach, blending scholarly precision with vibrant performances. His recordings often spotlight iconic European organs, from the Van Covelens organ (1511) to Hamburg’s St. Katharinen, revealing his passion for preserving the unique voices of these centuries-old instruments.

When he’s not performing, van Dijk serves as a professor of organ at the Conservatory of Amsterdam, mentoring the next generation of organists. His recent projects, like the *Sweelinck 400 Years* album and explorations of Soler’s concertos, showcase his knack for bridging musical eras with warmth and technical flair. Whether resurrecting obscure works or reimagining Bach transcriptions, he treats every pipe and pedal like a storytelling partner—no wonder his releases are catnip for early music nerds and casual listeners alike.

Genres

Classical

Chamber Music

Baroque

Early Music

Renaissance

Sacred Music

Historical Performance

Organ

Latest Release

Möllner Klanggeschichte (Scherer-Bünting-Orgel St. Nicolaikirche Mölln)

Pieter Van Dijk

Album - 29 Tracks - Released December 1, 2023