 You are an unpredictable organist when you discover new organ repertoire with childlike enthusiasm.
You are an unpredictable organist when you foster normal hymn playing with creative mind. You are an unpredictable organist when you look at how the piece is put together with curious glance. You are an unpredictable organist when you search for new techniques in improvisation with eager thirst. You are an unpredictable organist when you meet every challenge in your compositions with excited eyes. You are an unpredictable organist when you go about your practice with improvising mentality. You are an unpredictable organist when you explore new ideas with leaping trust. You are an unpredictable organist when you aim to help people appreciate what you do with passionate affection. You are an unpredictable organist when you meet harsh criticism with playful character. You are an unpredictable organist when you plan your next recital with daring attitude. You are an unpredictable organist when you teach what you learned with generous heart. All of this makes you free. |
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Drs. Vidas Pinkevicius and Ausra Motuzaite-Pinkeviciene Organists of Vilnius University , creators of Secrets of Organ Playing. 
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