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You may have noticed that I haven't posted any article on my blog for a while. The reason for this is that I was busy with something that will give much joy to my readers.
So here it is: I'm so excited, I want to announce that yesterday I've recorded the first four videos for my brand new free 7 day mini-course on learning to play Prelude and Fugue in F Major, BWV 556 on the organ in 7 days. That's right - after seeing so many positive comments and such a tremendous interest in my mini-course of keyboard prelude improvisation (over 150 sign ups in the first 48 hours), I decided to create something new this time - I'm going to be teaching through video. The reason for me to create this mini-course is simple - people kept asking and asking that I create a similar course for the organ repertoire. And to tell you the truth - I was sort of hesitant at first, simply because that's a lot of work and I was busy with my other organ coaching programs. But now when I look back at the videos I created and the value that you will get out of them, I think it was well worth the effort. I will share the details of the program and the sign up form soon so if you want to take part in this free exclusive limited time mini-course, be on the look out for further updates. |
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