SOPP478: Ive been with you for only a few days, but what you say is right-on
b'This question was sent by MaryLu, and she writes:\\n \\n\\u201cI\\u2019ve been with you for only a few days, but what you say is right-on.\\nI\'m 78 years old, and hold a Bachelor\\u2019s degree in Music Education, and advanced degrees in piano performance, organ performance and church music. At the moment I work full time at a large church where I direct 4 choirs and play all English and Latin Masses. I also play several organ recitals a year. Over the last few years I have found that I\'m in a rut, replaying organ repertoire that I\'ve been playing for years, so this year I\'m breaking out of that rut and preparing new repertoire which I plan to use for the first time this November. And I would VERY MUCH like a bit of guidance.\\nRheinberger Organ Sonata #17 in B Major (registration especially, though it seems straight-forward, I can\'t seem to get it just right.\\nBach "Little" Fugue in g minor (Can\'t believe I\'d never played that one!!) which you have already reviewed -- that\'s how I found you!\\nAlain Litanies\\nI know this doesn\'t answer your questions, but . . . . .\\nThank you for being here!\\nMaryLu\\u201d'