Egbert Juffer

Bringing together sixteen original works for organ written between 2018 and 2025, Contemporary Organ Works presents a varied programme ranging from intimate miniatures to larger works. Together, these pieces invite the listener to pause, reflect, and discover what may be found through attentive listening.

A collection of five original works for organ, Colourful Music 2 explores contrast, character, and colour through music. From lively marches and playful miniatures to lyrical melodies and expressive slow movements, each piece presents a distinct musical voice while forming part of a cohesive and engaging programme.

The first volume in a series dedicated to the organ music of David Llewellyn Green. Featuring harmonisations, hymn tune variants, liturgical interludes, and modal interludes, this recording presents a varied and engaging introduction to Green’s distinctive style and craftsmanship.

A collection of five original works for organ, Colourful Music explores character, contrast, and colour through music. From a larger theme and variations to voluntary pieces, a lively capriccio, and the Skye-inspired Air, each work offers a distinct musical voice while forming a cohesive and engaging programme.

Live audio from the Christmas Recital 2023, featuring Egbert Juffer (tenor) and Jeroen Sarphati (grand piano). The programme includes six carol settings for tenor and piano (Opus 42) written by Egbert Juffer, combining seasonal warmth with expressive lyricism and thoughtful musicality.

The first volume in the series Small Works by Great Composers, featuring 37 minuets by George Frideric Handel. These miniature gems showcase Handel's gift for melody, character, and musical invention in works of remarkable charm and simplicity.

A festive collection of nine organ arrangements of traditional Christmas carols, showcasing the rich colours and textures of the organ. From joyful, celebratory melodies to reflective, serene interpretations, each piece brings the holiday spirit to life through expressive performance and thoughtful harmonisation.

A collection of nine original chorale preludes for organ, inspired by melodies from Schemelli’s Musicalisches Gesang-Buch (1736). Reflective, expressive, and devotional in character, these miniatures reimagine historic chorale melodies through a contemporary musical voice.