Dr. Carl Van Eyndhoven

Carl Van Eyndhoven (° 1959), graduated in organ and music pedagogy at the Lemmensinstituut (Leuven) and carillon at the Netherlands Carillon School. He has a PhD in seventeenth-century carillon performance practice from Leuven University and is Head of Research (Music & Drama) at the Faculty of the Arts (LUCA School of Arts - Leuven University).  He is president of the Béla Bartók Archives of Belgium, and CEMPER (Expertise Center for the Heritage of Music and Performing Arts). From 2000 to 2012 he was the chairman of the Flemish Carillon Society.  He is the carillonneur of the cities of Tilburg (the Netherlands) and Mol (Belgium). He is renowned for his jazz improvisations on carillon and played concerts in Japan, Denmark, U.S.A., Ireland, Poland, Germany etc. In 2017 he recorded the CD 'Django Bells' together with the jazz manouche ensemble Minor Sing from Lyon.

• Projects:
  Bo Van der Werf: ‘ Methods for using the languages of Messiaen in (jazz) improvisation ‘
  Ellen Nimeroski: François Xavier Tourte’s modern violin bow
  Johanna Zwoferink: The performance practice of the organ works of Johann Sebastian Bach
  Luc Ponet: "In organis et in discantu". Organ Interpretation and Organists’ Practice in the Principality of Liège (B) in the First Half of the 17th Century
  Luca Montebugnoli: Rewriting for the salon
  Mavroudes Troullos: Coloring the Notes: Informed performance and extended techniques for contemporary European music for Bassoon, written from the 1950s until today
  Peter Jeurissen: How to become a better collaborative pianist based on a deeper understanding of a singer's practice 
  Sanae Zanane: Time management in Beethoven's Piano Sonatas
  Carl Van Eyndhoven: A la recherche du temps perdu. Een artistieke reconstructie van de beiaardmuziek tussen 1600 en 1650 in de Zuidelijke Nederlanden op basis van historische versteekboeken.
  Jean-Pierre Van Hees: Situering van de doedelzak en zijn specifieke traditionele speeltechnieken in de uitvoering van historische en actuele muziek.
  Evert Van Eynde: Creating audio for moving image: a synergistic approach to composition, performance and production​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
  "Les Cloches de Corneville". A practice-based research on carillon transcriptions and arrangements of opera's in the 19th century​​​​​​​
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• Contact:
  carl.vaneyndhoven@luca-arts.be
  KU Leuven: who's who
  http://www.carll.be