Albert de Wal

1876–1952 (age 76)

Biography

Albert de Wal was a Dutch organist whose musical talents enriched the cultural and spiritual life of the Netherlands. His career as a performer and musician spanned the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, contributing to the musical heritage of his nation.

De Wal's mastery of the organ and his performances demonstrated his artistic dedication and musical skill. He was interred at Oud Eik en Duinen cemetery, a final resting place befitting his contributions to Dutch musical culture.

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