Vladislav Spirčák, DiS. art.
Professional organist,
graduate of organ
at the Church Conservatory in Bratislava.
The awe of the organ's majesty first touched me during a mass when I was six years old. It was—now I can say this definitively—love at first sound. It was an experience, a realization that has accompanied me ever since.
The awe of the organ's majesty first touched me during a mass when I was six years old. It was—now I can say this definitively—love at first sound. It was an experience, a realization that has accompanied me ever since.
The path to studying was not easy, as in our conditions, it was—and still is—more amateur than professional…
In 2014, I successfully graduated in organ performance from the Church Conservatory in Bratislava. I had the opportunity to perform my final organ recital on a newly built organ by the German organ builder Woehl in St. Martin’s Cathedral in Bratislava, which inspired me not only with its technical perfection but especially with its sound.
During my journey as an organist, I was, willingly or not, faced with the challenges of organ building and maintenance. Before concerts or masses, the organ was often not in good technical condition, requiring urgent repairs. This marked the beginning of my path as an organ builder, where I could combine my artistic sensitivity and theoretical knowledge with technical thinking and natural intuition.
Through practice, study, reflection, and openness to international influences, I continue to learn, grow, and improve alongside my colleagues. The work of our company is truly royal—it is work with, on, and for a royal instrument. This craft, which encompasses many professions and skills, is also about working with people in diverse conditions and circumstances.
I have a passion for this work, and I love the organ. I believe that our company will be the best choice for your organ. Because we are not just craftsmen. We are artists, and we understand organs comprehensively.
Vladislav Spirčák, DiS. art.
Professional organist,
graduate of organ
at the Church Conservatory in Bratislava.
The awe of the organ's majesty first touched me during a mass when I was six years old. It was—now I can say this definitively—love at first sound. It was an experience, a realization that has accompanied me ever since.
The awe of the organ's majesty first touched me during a mass when I was six years old. It was—now I can say this definitively—love at first sound. It was an experience, a realization that has accompanied me ever since.
The path to studying was not easy, as in our conditions, it was—and still is—more amateur than professional…
In 2014, I successfully graduated in organ performance from the Church Conservatory in Bratislava. I had the opportunity to perform my final organ recital on a newly built organ by the German organ builder Woehl in St. Martin’s Cathedral in Bratislava, which inspired me not only with its technical perfection but especially with its sound.
During my journey as an organist, I was, willingly or not, faced with the challenges of organ building and maintenance. Before concerts or masses, the organ was often not in good technical condition, requiring urgent repairs. This marked the beginning of my path as an organ builder, where I could combine my artistic sensitivity and theoretical knowledge with technical thinking and natural intuition.
Through practice, study, reflection, and openness to international influences, I continue to learn, grow, and improve alongside my colleagues. The work of our company is truly royal—it is work with, on, and for a royal instrument. This craft, which encompasses many professions and skills, is also about working with people in diverse conditions and circumstances.
I have a passion for this work, and I love the organ. I believe that our company will be the best choice for your organ. Because we are not just craftsmen. We are artists, and we understand organs comprehensively.