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Leen De BroekertDutch organist and pianist.
Date of Birth: 10.03.1949
Country:  Netherlands |
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Boudewijn Zwart
Early Life and EducationBoudewijn Zwart, a renowned Dutch organist and pianist, embarked on his musical journey at the Hague Conservatory. Under the tutelage of esteemed maestros Gerard Hengeveld (piano), Adrian Engels, and Wim van Beek (organ), Zwart honed his skills on both instruments. His pursuit of excellence extended to Antwerp, where he sought guidance from the renowned harpsichordist Jos van Immerseel.
Notable Achievements
Zwart's exceptional talent earned him recognition at the prestigious International Organ Competition in Bruges in 1979, where he claimed one of the coveted prizes. As a pianist, he recorded an array of works by masters such as Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Franz Schubert, including enchanting collaborations with Janine Dacosta on the piano four-handed. Additionally, Zwart released two acclaimed albums as an organist.
Career Highlights
Boudewijn Zwart holds the distinguished position of Titular Organist at a cathedral in Middelburg. His profound expertise also extends to the classroom, where he imparts his knowledge to aspiring musicians at the Zeeland Conservatory.
