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September 1923 and then to Tucson, Arizona, at that time one of the most musical cities in America. Tucson is also known for its favorable climate for pulmonary patients. After spending a summer in Tucson, where the temperature is close to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, he felt much better and decided to
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Camil Van Hulse's father, Gustaaf Van Hulse, was composer and organist of the deanery church of St. Nicholas. His mother, Mary
Pelagia Coppens, was a gifted pianist and singer. At age six, Camil got his first musical education in piano and music theory, and later in harmony and counterpoint, from his
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Belgium for the first time. For a while, he traveled back to his native country every two years to visit his family and friends. In 1946 he won four prizes - two awarded by the Society of Arizona Composers for an instrumental composition Suite for Cello and Piano
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Opus 80-Seven preludes on hymns for Easter (1955) (Praeludium dramaticum: Ye sons and daughters of the King = Blueish sei Gott; Morning canticle: Welcome, happy morning! = Sei du mir gegruesset: "Enchiridion"; Morning breaks upon the tomb: Innocents; Triptych: Christ is Christ ist erstanden arisen;
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For Van Hulse, the musical life of Tucson was of great importance. He gave private lessons in piano, organ, harmony, and counterpoint. In 1924 he was given a permanent position as organist at All Saints Church, and later he became organist and choirmaster of Ss. Peter and Paul Church. He was the
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Opus 80/22-28-Seven preludes on hymns for Holy Week (1954) (it Was on that dark, that doleful night; The seven words on the cross; Our blessed Savior spoke seven times; Lord Jesus, we give thanks to Thee; Behold the Savior of mankind; Jesus, I will ponder now; Throned upon the awe-full
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and for a vocal number, and 'The
Beatitudes', a choral work with piano and organ accompaniment (first presented in Tucson on 8 May that year). A fourth prize was the national J. Fischer & Bro. prize from the American Guild of Organists, won with his 'Toccata' for Grand Organ.
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Opus 80/8-14-Seven
Preludes on Christmas Hymns (1952) (Oh, rejoice, ye Christians, loudly, Hail the day so rich in cheer, Savior of the nations, come, All my heart this night rejoices, O Jesus Christ, Thy manger is, Christians, sing out with exultation, Christ the Lord to us is
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Opus 80/29-35? -Seven preludes on hymns for general use (1961) (Open now thy gates of beauty; God of mercy, God of Grace; O day of rest and gladness; Blessed are the sons of God; All ye who on this earth do dwell; It is not death to die; Praise God, from Whom all blessings
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Preludes on Advent Hymns (1952 or 1954) (O Lord, how shall I meet tea, On Jordan's bank the Baptist's cry, The advent of our King, O come, Oh come, Emmanuel, Come, Thou precious Ransom, come, When sinners see their lost condition, Hail to the Lord's
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Opus 80/15-21-Seven
Preludes on Hymns for Lent (1954) (Upon the cross extended, Lord Jesus, Thou art going forth, O darkest woe, The death of Jesus Christ, our Lord, Glory be to Jesus, O dearest Jesus, what law hast thou broken, There is a fountain, filled with
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Opus 132-Suite for Easter: four pieces for organ: Prelude on "Singers, Sing", Meditation on "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today", Improvisation on "Ye Sons and
Daughters", Toccatina on "Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today
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Vesper musings: Abide with us, the day is waning = Wer nur den lieben Gott; Easter chimes: Come, ye faithful, raise the strain = Schwing dich auf; Flourish: Awake, my heart, with gladness = Auf, auf, mein Herz)
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The parish organist. Part three. One hundred twenty chorale preludes, postludes, voluntaries and by older masters and contemporary composers. A.o. Take my life and let it be = Patmos/Camil van Hulse (1953)
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The parish organist. Part two. One hundred twenty chorale preludes, postludes, voluntaries and by older masters and contemporary composers. A.o. My hope is built on nothing less = Magdalen/Camil van Hulse
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in 1914, Van Hulse joined the military at the age of seventeen. During the war, he suffered exposure to poison gas and was told that he had six months to live. He also suffered from
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Opus 77-Messe basse, no.1, organ music for Low Mass on
Eucharistic themes: Praeludium, Offertory, Elevation, After the elevation, Domine, non sum dignus, Communion, Postlude (1952)
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Opus 76/3-Papago
Christmas (Based on a flute call and two authentic Indian melodies collected at the Papago Reservation, south and southeast of Tucson, Arizona) (1951)
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Opus 86-Eleven Improvisations for Organ (1957) (St. Catherine, St. Agnes, St. Bernard, The Filius, Sawley, Magdalena, Newington, Everton, Waring, St. John, St. Anne)
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Opus 93-Messe basse, no. 4: organ music for low mass and Introit, Offertory on Paschal themes: Prelude, Elevation, elevation, After Communion, check-fanfare (1958)
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In 1957, the Bibliotheca Wasiana organized a tribute concert in honor of his sixtieth birthday. For the 750th anniversary of the city of Sint-Niklaas, he wrote
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Opus 89-Messe basse, no.2, organ music for Low Mass in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary: Prelude and Postlude Introit, Offertory, Communion, Elevation, (1954)
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After graduating, Van Hulse's first concern was his health. His doctor told him that he would benefit from a warm and dry climate. Therefore, he moved to
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Opus 52-Festival "Veni creator spiritus" Postlude on For the organ. (1948) (sometimes also, probably erroneously, referred to as "Festival Prelude etc.')
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In 1924, he married Augusta Nijs, a woman to whom he had already been engaged in Belgium. They had two children, Lesghinka and Aziadé.
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Opus 121-The Little Organ Book Thirty Seven Easy Pieces For Hammond And Pipe Organs (1961) (various composers including by Hulse)
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from attending church services with his father. From then on, he regularly substituted for his father as organist and conductor.
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Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5. by Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959)-Aria Cantilena; arranged for organ solo by Camil van Hulse (1960)
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Opus 102-Organ and chimes: compositions (1954) here a recording of ' Evening Song ' and ' Meditation ' by an unknown organist
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Opus 100-No. 3 Messe basse for Christmastide: Introit, Offertory, Prelude and Postlude Elevation, Communion, (1957)
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Opus 76/4 The child Jesus in Flanders: On the chant ' Puer natus est nobis ' and two old Flemish carols. (1951)
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Van Hulse attended school in Sint-Niklaas at the St. Joseph Institute and then studied Greek and Latin at the
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Intervolatures for Organ: Marche pontificale; Gaudeamus/dice, Postlude/McGrath, Exsultate Deo/Ventura (1957)
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Miniatures: 1. Madonna, 2. Shadows, 3. Snowflakes, for organ ... transcribed by Camil van Hulse (1958)
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Miniatures for Organ: Andante religioso/j. McGrath, Pontifical/c. Van Hulse, Modern/l. die (1961)
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stay there. During that time he also changed the spelling of his name from Kamiel to Camil.
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Opus 83-Symphonia Elegiaca here a recording of "Last judgement" part 2 by Laure de Leon
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Epithalamium (Wedding Music) for Church Organ; on a chorale by Melchior Vulpius (1978)
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Opus 53-Symphonia mystica (1953) (here a recording of the Scherzo by Gabriel Dessauer)
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Opus 66-St. Louis, King of France: symphonic poem in seven tableaux, for organ (1954)
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Four Short Pieces for Organ (Original Compositions for the Organ. New Series) (1957)
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Two piano four hands version of Muzio Clementi's Sonatina in C Major, opus 36 no 1
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Little cycle through the Christian Year for Hammond and Pipe Organs (1960)
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Opus 82-The church modes (Part 1. Modes I-V, Part 2. Modes VI-VIII) (1959)
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Opus 58-Fantasia contrappuntistica sopra "O filii et filiae". (1949)
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Opus 140-Hommage pour grand orgue Breughel: Pome rhapsodique (1974)
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Nuptial cortege, for organ. With Hammond organ registration (1965)
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Easter Morn. -Fantasy on Easter themes For organ and piano (1951)
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Opus 122-Ten service pieces based on hymn tunes for organ (1962)
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Opus 76/3 (!)-Yuletide fantasy on old English carols echoes. (?)
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Opus 98-Harqua-hala; 3 nature sketches for Hammond organ (1960)
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Aria For Organ With Hammond And Pipe Organ Registration (1967)
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Opus 78 -Meditations on well known hymn tunes for Organ (1953)
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Opus 127-Organ Music for Church, 11 Pieces for Organ (1963)
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Camil Van Hulse died at the age of 91 in Tucson, Arizona.
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Opus 81-Seven Preludes on Plainsong Hymns (1955 or 1952)
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Organ music for church: eleven pieces for organ (1963)
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