Cultural Heritage

Organs are a valuable part of cultural heritage in many countries. They are tangible witnesses, telling about the history of towns and villages, the instrument’s significance for culture, and its role in religious buildings.

Here you will find posts about activities, mainly on that theme.

European Award for Orgelkids

25/04/2023 No Comments

Orgelkids has been voted: Religious Heritage Innovator of the Year 2022! This award was presented by the organisation Future for Religious Heritage (FRH), a European project to promote heritage conservation.

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David and Goliath

08/12/2023

“David and Goliath” by Tom Schmutzler, a musical fantasy for a large organ and the little Orgel Kids organ. Goliath is a character in the

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Organ camp on Tjörn

21/10/2023

The annual International Organ Festival in Gothenburg (Sweden) also has a ‘small organ festival’ with a specific offer for young people. In 2023, besides organ-building

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For every child

03/10/2023

September 10, 2023, Trinity Lutheran Church, Reading, Pennsylvania (PA). Two special young boys enjoyed Orgelkids this morning. They both needed some help assembling the organ,

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Projects

Educational projects working with the Orgelkids organ kit can be found in many countries:

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