Secrets of Organ Playing Podcast

453 Folgen

1. SOPP504: The hardest part I ever studied was the harmony I never understood

   Vom: 15.11.2019
2. SOPP502: The pedals are not second nature to me yet, unlike, say, doing scales on a piano

   Vom: 14.11.2019
3. SOPP526: Carson Cooman On How To Create One Composition Every Week For 27 Years

   Vom: 10.11.2019
4. SOPP499: What are the numbers at the beginning of the piece for French harmonium?

   Vom: 7.11.2019
5. SOPP524: I can still play but things feel different. I have reduced feeling in my fingers

   Vom: 5.11.2019
6. SOPP521: When I play an organ I look too much at my hands

   Vom: 29.10.2019
7. SOPP516: Paul Ayres About His Organ Music

   Vom: 27.10.2019
8. SOPP522: This week, I’ve been struggling the most with having an 8 hour sleep at night

   Vom: 26.10.2019
9. SOPP519: I’m learning quite a bit of French music to play during upcoming visits to Paris

   Vom: 25.10.2019
10. SOPP518: I need training on my sight reading ability and skills

    Vom: 25.10.2019
11. SOPP514: I find pedal playing a challenge because it is relatively new to me

    Vom: 21.10.2019
12. SOPP515: Wolfram Kampffmeyer About His Paper Organ Project

    Vom: 20.10.2019
13. SOPP513: I feel bad when I get the next week's email and I haven't even finished the previous one

    Vom: 16.10.2019
14. SOPP510: My main challenge is accuracy in all parts, especially pedals

    Vom: 16.10.2019
15. SOPP498: If I could I would practice organ 10 hours a day

    Vom: 16.10.2019
16. SOPP511: I retired after 35 years and have gone back to study Organ Performance

    Vom: 15.10.2019
17. SOPP507: Soloying out the melody in a hymn

    Vom: 15.10.2019
18. "Our Time: Me Too" by Pamela Ruiter-Feenstra (Carillon)

    Vom: 12.10.2019
19. SOPP508: Pamela Ruiter-Feenstra on Improvisation, Carillon, Composing, and Marginalized Voices

    Vom: 12.10.2019
20. SOPP506: My playing is improving - which is good news - but slowly

    Vom: 9.10.2019