The Verschueren-organ from the Morgensterkerk, Dordrecht has been placed in the Chr. Geref. Kerk in Oud-Beijerland. There are four stops added to the original stop list of 9 stops. The organ case is renewed. The enlarged organ was first used at Easter 2012.

Current stop list:
Hoofdwerk: Prestant 8', Roerfluit 8', Octaaf 4', Sesquialter II (TF, 2012), Mixtuur II-III 2', Trompet 8' (2012)
Nevenwerk: Holpijp 8', Viola 8' (1-12 from Holpijp, 2012), Gemshoorn 4', Nasard 2 2/3' (2012), Woudfluit 2' (2012), Dulciaan 8'
Pedaal: Subbas 16'
3 couplers, tremulant (2012)

The J.C. Schmidt/K.B. Blank organ (1813/1966) of the Gereformeerde Kerk in Boven-Hardinxveld was modified and enlarged during Spring 2012. The organ case is hereby expanded to include two additional fields to accommodate the enlarged pedal. The Positive received new pipe work in a better scaling as the existing pipe work made by Blank did not blend well with the original Smitdt pipe work.   

Just a few months after the restoration of the Flentrop organ (1976) was completed by Van den Heuvel,  the contract was awarded to construct the Fagot 32'. The resonators and the booths are made from mahogany.  
The photo shows the test setup in the workshop. The inaugural concert took place on the traditional Queensbirthday organ recital 2012. Arjen Leistra, the main organist of the Great- or St. Janskerk performed the opening concert.

The Leeflang organ (18IIP, 1963) recieved a re-voicing. In the original configuration a major part of the stops were not used because their sound experience was unpleasant. Besides the re-voicing some stops were changed (Hoofdwerk chamade Trumpet and Mixture composition) or replaced (Sharp and Rugwerk Tertiaan). A more carrying and milder sound was achieved, special attention was given to the aggressive speech of the principals and mixture. Acting consultant was Wietse Meinardi. January 27 at 20:00 as the organ will be officially taken into (re)use.