Anton de Beer

Anton de Beer (1924) passed away last month. He was organist
and first player of the Fokker-organ in Teylers Museum.
He also composed for the 31-tone organ and played and
composed a number of works for the Archiphone, an electronic
31-tone instrument.

Manuel Op de Coul coul@ezh.nl

Manuel1
Very sorry to hear about Anton. I enjoyed a visit with him in Haarlem
where he played me a variety of works as well as some fine recordings, one
of a Joel mandlebaum piece which still sticks in my memory. i will always
remember him as a cheerful, gracious, and helpful person who i would have
guessed was younger than this.

MANUEL.OP.DE.COUL@EZH.NL wrote:

> From: <MANUEL.OP.DE.COUL@EZH.NL>
>
> Anton de Beer (1924) passed away last month. He was organist
> and first player of the Fokker-organ in Teylers Museum.
> He also composed for the 31-tone organ and played and
> composed a number of works for the Archiphone, an electronic
> 31-tone instrument.
>
> Manuel Op de Coul coul@ezh.nl
>

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