 Thank you everyone for participating! You all made us very happy with your entries. @laputis and I selected the following winners: 1st Place By @contrabourdon: https://steemit.com/secretsoforganplaying/@contrabourdon/secrets-of-organ-playing-competition-week-7 Wow! Very solid articulation and such a lovely organ. I enjoyed it a lot. Can't wait to see what you create next... 2nd Place By @andyradtrad: https://steemit.com/secretsoforganplaying/@andyradtrad/arrangement-of-pyotr-il-yich-tchaikovsky-s-in-church Somber and dark feeling helps to depict the character of this piece. Your arrangement and registration sound interesting. 3rd Place By @savagirl4:
https://steemit.com/secretsoforganplaying/@savagirl4/adagio-from-toccata-adagio-and-fugue I liked a couple of places where you did little flourishes. In fact, this piece has many instances in every measure where more improvisation could be applied. We hope to see even more entries next week! Here's a link for Week 8: https://busy.org/@organduo/secrets-of-organ-playing-contest-week-8 And remember, when you practice, miracles happen!
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