Hilger Kespohl

Hilger Kespohl is a German organist known for his insightful interpretations of historical organ repertoire, particularly from the North German Baroque period. He's recorded extensively, focusing on composers like Heinrich Scheidemann and Matthias Weckmann, showcasing their intricate and often virtuosic works. Kespohl's playing is characterized by a clear articulation and a deep understanding of historical performance practices, bringing these older works to life for modern audiences.

Beyond the Baroque, Kespohl also explores later organ music, as evidenced by his recordings of Charles Tournemire's "Sept Choral-Poèmes." His discography demonstrates a commitment to showcasing a wide range of organ literature, performed with both technical brilliance and musical sensitivity.

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