With Belgian organ symphonics, it's often the same as with Belgium in general when it comes to the Francophone world. Compared to the 'Grande Nation' of France, the country is hardly noticed. That this is a mistake is impressively demonstrated by the recording of Peter van de Velde. Names like Jacquemin, Moulaert, Plum, or Froidebise are hardly known even in the organ scene. Van de Velde uncovers here a treasure that still needs to be discovered much more intensely, and he does so on a Belgian instrument that could not be better suited for this purpose. Additionally, there is the excellent editorial preparation by Aeolus, as always. Outstanding! For the jury: Guido Krawinkel