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UPDATE: It seems that PDF file didn't work in the original exercise for today (thanks to a few people who pointed that out to me). I corrected it and everything should work fine now. My appologies for any inconvenience. Scroll down to the bottom of this post to print the PDF of this exercise. Happy practicing! 
Listen to the MP3 file of this exercise.
This Day at Thy Creating Word (Hymn Tune in the Upper Voice) 2-part setting Exercise 1. Right hand and left hand together Exercise 2. Right hand and pedals together Exercise 3. Left hand and pedals together For beginner organists: Play 3 correct and fluent repetitions of separate parts in these exercises. For basic level organists: Play 3 correct and fluent repetitions of these exercises. For intermediate level organists: Transpose these exercises to D major. Play 3 correct and fluent repetitions of them. For advanced level organists: Transpose these exercises to E major. Play 3 correct and fluent repetitions of them. A PDF file for printing is here. Post your time to comments. |
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