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yes it does! very nice!

Good work Jeffrey!
As you know, there are no shortcuts to learning Bach. I like that you're very relaxed and not showing off . Tension = brittle tone. The sustain pedal gives your playing a nice organ touch. Are you working on any other classical pieces now?

Yes, excellent!


I could never manage it on piano, but I used to be able to play it passably on a synth. But it's WAY more fun to play on a real pipe organ...

Great stuff! Any classical piece with a hint of ominous, haunting or scary flavor is a treasure. I love the vision of fog, dampness, rolling hills and an old castle...that is what this piece stirs in me!

...wisdom

prjacobs wrote:Good work Jeffrey!

When should we tell him, guys?

jps wrote:

prjacobs wrote:Good work Jeffrey!

When should we tell him, guys?

How about now? By the way, looking good for 55....

prjacobs wrote:

jps wrote:

prjacobs wrote:Good work Jeffrey!

When should we tell him, guys?

How about now? By the way, looking good for 55....

Let's just say that Jeffrey didn't get that 25000+ post count while learning to play Bach on the piano . . .

Let's just say that Jeffrey didn't get that 25000+ post count while learning to play Bach on the piano . . . [/quote]

Well... only 21 posts for me here. But I've easily played 25000+ Bach notes .

prjacobs wrote:By the way, looking good for 55....

Thanks, Paul!

I did learn to play some Bach on guitar many Kiramoons ago, though. Forgot most of it, though.

BTW, I am going to see these guys on Sunday. it's been a couple years since seeing them, last time.

I think that I am the best example that practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.

I'm practicing practicing.