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Secrets of Organ Playing Podcast — 22 episodes

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1

Should Organists Specialize—or Play Everything? (SOPP795)

2

Are We Learning Too Many Organ Pieces at Once? (SOPP794)

3

When Is an Organ Piece Ready to Perform? (SOP793)

4

Why Perfect Organ Playing Can Still Be Boring (SOPP792)

5

Light vs. Heavy: Which Organ Action Is Best? (SOPP791)

6

Do You Need to Play the Melody when Accompanying Gregorian Chant? (SOPP790)

7

How to Deal with Arrogant Organists (SOPP789)

8

Is Having an Independent Pedal Necessary for Practicing Bach's Trio Sonatas (SOPP788)

9

Is It Possible to Prepare for a Recital on a New Organ in 30 minutes or Less (SOPP787)

10

SOPP786: Selecting and Playing Organ Repertoire for Funerals and Memorial Services

11

SOPP785: Have You Ever Had to Miss Your Own Recital?

12

SOPP784: We Saw Olivier Latry in Vilnius!

13

SOPP783: The DIY Organist: Simple Maintenance and Fixes for Your Home Pipe or Virtual Organ Setup

14

SOPP782: Unlock Your Creativity: A Beginner’s Guide to Modal Organ Improvisation

15

SOPP781: Mastering Digital Sheet Music and MobileSheets for Organists

16

SOPP780: Mental Practice for Organists - Accessible and Effective Way

17

SOPP779: Breaking the Mental Block - How to Start Improvising Today

18

SOPP778: Essential Tips and Repertoire for Wedding and Funeral Organists

19

SOPP777: What organ repertoire would be comparable to the Durufle Requiem?

20

SOPP776: I am a 77 year old first year student who wishes to play the organ as fast as possible

21

SOPP446: Soon I would like to start learning Noel X by Daquin (beginning)

22

AVA244: I improvise at every service