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CHARLES M WIDOR 1844 - 1937" Final de la VI Sinfonía op 42"- LIUDMILA MATSYURA

wljmrbill

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CHARLES M WIDOR 1844 - 1937" Final de la VI Sinfonía op 42"- LIUDMILA MATSYURA

Opening Concert VIII International Festival of Organ of the Cathedral of Alcala de Henares 2014

 

Nikam

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No registrant, no page turner ...... and no 'proper' organ shoes; a lady to be reckoned with. :clap:
 

wljmrbill

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As I understand it.she plays mainly the old fashioned euro way of using the toes and seldom the heel. I had a teacher who played this way as I understand the pedal boards were shorter than ours and straight for the most part and some had not enough room to use the heel much. Lars may know more as he has played some euro organs.
 
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