 Thank you everyone for participating! You all made us very happy with your entries. @laputis and I selected the following winners: 1st Place By @elitot: https://busy.org/@elitot/johann-ludwig-krebs-little-fugue-in-c-major Beautiful articulation, nice solid tempo, in general very solid performance. I'm excited to see what you create next... 2nd Place By @andyradtrad: https://busy.org/@andyradtrad/j-g-albrechtsberger-fugato Very solemn playing, good focus and flow... 3rd Place By @drugelis:
https://steemit.com/secretsoforganplaying/@drugelis/jaak-nikolaas-lemmens-short-trio-no-2-in-c-major You should get a prize for mechanical noises of this recording. Sounds very authentic, like in 19th century Belgium... Here are other entries: https://steemit.com/secretsoforganplaying/@alfredmusic/secrets-of-organ-playing-contest-week-6 We hope to see even more entries next week! Here's a link for Week 6: https://busy.org/@organduo/secrets-of-organ-playing-contest-week-6 And remember, when you practice, miracles happen!
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