Multimedia Art Productions

ANBI STICHTING MUSICK'S MONUMENT

The Stichting Musick’s Monument produces Historical Art Productions. Pictures, music and text are integrated: You will hear music from the same period and the same area of origin as the visual materials; these are supplemented with explanatory text. From this combination evolves something like a Gesamtkunstwerk (a total work of art), a complete new way of digital art presentation since 2011. MIRAKEL van AMERSFOORT 2011

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gesigneerd en gedateerd linksonder: J Horemans 1764 op de vloer

On the harpsichord is partially visible the signature of the maker 'DUL [...] 1764', most likely Dulcken. The Dulkens were a Flemish family of harpsichord makers of German origin. This instrument was probably made by Joannes Daniel Dulcken (1706-1757) and signed later or made by his son Joannes (1742-1775). This is exactly the year 1764 that the painting by Jan Joseph Horemans was made on which the harpsichord is signed DUL….1764

The Musick's Monument Foundation has launched the “Dulcken, three generations of harpsichord and fortepiano builders” project.

When you say Dulcken, you say Antwerp. A famous figure, but one with a very brief biography to date.   

J. Lambrechts-Douillez, The History of Harpsichord Making in Antwerpen in the 18th Century, in Friedemann Hellwig  (ed.), Studio Organ logica: Festschrift für John Henry van der Meer zu seinem fünfundsechzigsten Geburtstag.
A.J. Gierveld, Het Nederlandse huisorgel in de 17e en 18e eeuw. Ver. voor Ned. Muziekgeschiedenis, 1977

A.H. Vlagsma 'Friese orgels tussen 1500 en 1750' Fryske Akademy - Ljouwert 2003 Dr. J.B. de Buy: De geschiedenis van den Brabandschen Olijfberg, Brussel 1960 When “Dulcken” is one of your direct ancestors, you want to tap into all sources to create an honest picture of his life. Going back to the sources means checking what others have already found, sifting through meaningful archives2* and endlessly searching for clues on untrodden paths. The result is surprising new facts about his origins, family and work. Progenitor of master instrument makers. Hans Meijer's genealogical research into his ancestors revealed Jan Dulken, born in Hasselt. Jan Dulken's parents were J.L. Dulcken and Catrina Kooningh.

Johannes Daniel Dülcken (Wingeshausen 21 april 1706 – † Antwerpen 11 april 1757 - begraven Putte) ENGLISH VERSION

Susanna Maria Knöpffel
(Knoepfell, Knöpffel, Knoeffel, Knifflein, Knopfell, Kneffeling) (Sankt Goar 11 september 1706- † Heerde 12 juni 1789)



Johannes Lodewijk (Louis)Dülcken (Maastricht 15 april 1735 – † tussen 1793 & 1795) ENGLISH VERSION

Johannes Lodewijk (Louis) Dülcken (Amsterdam 9 augustus 1761 – † München 1836) & Sophie Lebrun (London 20 Juli 1781 – † München 23 Juli 1863)
HET CONFLICT JOHANNES DANIEL DULCKEN - DIEPELIUS