Announcing My Brand New BWV 659 Home Study Course - Special Offer Inside

How would it feel to be able to play the chorale prelude "Nun komm', der Heiden Heiland?", BWV 659 by Bach from the collection of 18 Great Chorale Preludes with correct fingering? Never guessing which fingers are best to use in every specific place, never playing with accidental fingerings, which leads to mistakes.

How would it feel to be able to choose the best and the most efficient pedaling? The one which is the most appropriate for the Bach style of writing? This pedaling alone will create an ideal articulation for the pedal line.

How would it feel to be able to use the right articulation? Using the precise articulation is incredibly important for playing Baroque pieces. It helps your playing to sound in style.

How would it feel to be able to play this piece with correct ornaments? When it comes to ornaments, Bach has left specific instructions and tables how he wanted his ornaments to be played.

Most importantly, how would it feel to know the exact steps in mastering this fantastic piece? Not knowing how to practice the composition is the single biggest obstacle for many people to achieve success in organ playing.

Would it feel good to be able to play like this? Would you feel like you make an important step in advancing your organ technique to the next level?

If so, check out my brand new BWV 659 Home Study Course in which I will teach you everything that you need to know to be able to play it in public. The score with the complete fingering and pedaling using treble and bass clefs is included with this course for easy practicing.

For a limited time only I'm offering a special price for this course, so if you want to learn this piece, get this course now before the price goes up:

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To your success in Bach organ playing,
Vidas Pinkevicius