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  1. Apr-05-2011, 23:45 #1
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    See the conquering hero comes

    Hi everybody

    Please, let me present you this four voices fuga based on a thema of Handel.

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  2. Apr-06-2011, 01:05 #2
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    Jean-Paul my lovely friend - that is just beautiful, let me help you with your English: See, the Conquering Hero Comes is better (there is only one hero, not two or more and See requires a comma).

    Your arrangement is lovely, beautiful. I just wish my organ playing was up to the challenge!

    David
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  3. Apr-06-2011, 04:37 #3
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    Great stuff and from a great oratorio any thing by GFH rings my bell
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    Bravo, maestro, Bravo

    Very delightful on every account ... a fresh approach to such a familiar theme and splendidly composed. I love this piece.
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  5. Apr-06-2011, 07:19 #5
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    Lars - good, then I'll look forward to you recording it and posting it here for all to enjoy?

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    I might just do that, David ... after Lent/Easter is over with, I will have more time to devote to playing and practicing again.
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    Lent? no problem there, I mean afterall the church is supposed to be clothed in purple and devoid of music ...
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    Ah Jean-Paul another fine work for us to enjoy..Looks like it might take some work learning to perform it. Well done.. Thanks again
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    So enjoyable Jean-Paul. I envy your talent.

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    Jean-Paul is pure joy, isn't he?
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    Absolutely ... I wish I had his talent for composing.
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    Thank you Jean-Paul, that was delightful, your talent shines through. I love that piece, it took me back 34 years to when I walked down the isle to it.


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    Salut Jean-Paul !

    Good work. perfect theme choice. Beautiful voicing on most of the piece.
    But I think is hard to perform it live at this speed (Coopman type...)......

    Is this one of your MYCO sets playing? I 'm still working with it !

    Bravo, and thanks for sharing this work with us my friend


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  14. Apr-09-2011, 19:21 #14
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    Hi my friends

    Thanks for your comments. give me your e-mail address if you want the score (free for you only)
    Panos, You can play slower if you want. Thee organ I use is a private home made organ <farmborough Abbey> but designed manually before I wrote Myco.
    I'll release soon Sancta Magdalena, a new organ not built with Myco and using pipes from a French organ from Normandie, a 100% new sample-set
    Friendly yours. Jean-Paul

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  15. Apr-10-2011, 23:51 #15
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    Jean Paul thanks for your offer ! I'll send you my e-mail.

    Hey, is there someone who can play it in this tempo JP showed to us ?
    Just thinkin' loud..... :-)
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