Ulfert Smidt

Ulfert Smidt is a renowned German organist and church musician, celebrated for his profound musicality and technical mastery. Born in Bremen, Smidt's journey began at the age of 10 when he started receiving organ lessons. He honed his skills under the tutelage of Ulrich Bremsteller in Hanover, where he earned his A-Examination in 1985. His musical odyssey continued with a scholarship from the German Studienstiftung, leading him to Amsterdam to study with esteemed organists Piet Kee and Ewald Kooiman, culminating in a Concert-Examination in 1987. Smidt's repertoire spans a wide range of classical works, from Johann Sebastian Bach to Max Reger, and he has released several albums, including "Orgelwerke = Works For Organ" and "Messen für Frauenchor." Currently residing in Hanover, Smidt serves as the organist at the Marktkirche, where he continues to inspire audiences with his captivating performances. His contributions to the International Orgelkonzerte at the Marktkirche further underscore his dedication to the art of organ music.