Welcome to my homepage. I am Erik Sikkema, a recording and mastering engineer and inventor
of the ULSI-recording system. If you want to read more about ULSI, click on the ULSI paragraph.
But also navigate through the other pages, you will find many of the productions I have done, and
also I included soundfiles and links whenever you are interested in buying a specific recording.
New release this month, volume two, The Bach Perspective. Hans Davidsson
playing organmusic of Dietrich Buxtehude.
Every month I will add on more covers from CD productions I made in the last 20 years, also
more soundfiles will be added, and all with 320Kbits/s quality sound, to give you an
impression of the state of the art quality level I can offer you with my ULSI technique, based
on the best equipment money can buy, but in the first place my 25 years experience in the
classical recording field. My work consists of a mix of recordings from unknown artists but
also famous artists.(Philipe Entremont, Gidon Kremer, Quatuor Mosaiques,
Orlando Quartett, La Petite Bande and others). Navigate through the pages,
scroll down and look at those productions, and if there is anything you would like to buy,
there are links to re-sellers on the web where you can order those CD's when still available.
My organ recordings have gained in the last 12 years the highest reputation among
leading organists. In 2006 the English magazine The Organ reviewed the new Weckman production
review if you go to the news paragraph. If you want to know what others say about my work,
please go to Testimonials.The news page will be updated at least every month with
new releases and coming releases.
I have worked for independant record labels, musicians, culture organisations,
universities, organbuilders and private customers. Besides recordings and editings
of my own productions, I can also assist you with editing or mastering from existing recordings,
or assist with audio-restaurations and compilations. If required, my assistents can
help you also with artwork and printing/pressing for complete CD productions.
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