Activities
Breukhoven regularly gives concerts in the Netherlands, elsewhere on the continent and in Australia. He appeared on the EO programme "Nederland zingt" and is a regular guest on their radio programmes. He conducts three male choirs:
- The Christian men's choir "Prince Alexander" in Rotterdam (over 80 members).
- The Dutch Christian men's choir in Berkel en Rodenrijs (over 130 members).
- Randstedelijk men's Choir from Spijkenisse (over 100 members).
As a pianist and an organist he has developed his own style of improvisation, both in classic and in light recent development. He composes for choir, organs and other instruments. He is the organist of the reformed church of Berkel and Rodenrijs. He is frequently requested as organist at funeral ceremonies in the Netherlands.
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