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Authentic Sound Brussels, Belgium
Wim Winters (1972) began his musical studies in 1984. At age 13, Wim Winters was awarded First Prize in an international
competition in The Netherlands and subsequently decided to pursue a career in music.
He studied at the Sweelinck conservatory in Amsterdam, with Jacques van Oortmerssen (organ) and Willem Brons (piano).
Wim is also involved in restoration projects of historic organs.
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