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Yesterday my organ student at school came for a lesson and she didn't know what to play. Her musicology exam is in a week. The big part of this exam is testing her harmony skills. So we played sequences in various keys.
Then I let her sight-read the Offertoire Grand Cheur by Lefebure-Wely from his Meditaciones Religiosas Op. 122 which I'm preparing for next week's recital. She liked it and wanted to learn it. I though you might like it too. Enjoy the free score. It's No. 2 |
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