March from Scipio - George Frideric Handel | Secrets of Organ Playing Contest Week 60

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This is my entry for the Secrets of Organ Playing Contest Week 60.

I'm playing Handel's March from Scipio. This is an organ arrangement by F. Cunningham Woods which is included in The Village Organist Book 6.

This was recorded on the William Hill English Organ Model by Sonus Paradisi, using the Hauptwerk VPO software.


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Wow, what happened? Your organ grew another manual!
I saw on the other video it's a Johannus as well. Congratulations, three manuals are of course a must for a Hauptwerk user. I'm sometimes thinking of adding a fourth manual to my organ.

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I upgraded 😄 Studio 370. The stretch to the top manual is hard 😂 Wouldn’t mind a fourth manual too! !ENGAGE 20

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Yes, it took some practice to play on the third manual and maintain balance. To get used to it I play often on the third manual, to the point that playing on the first felt strange and uncomfortable... :-)

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Wow! This is really solid performance of this solemn piece! And wonderful to see your new organ. What sample set are you using? !giphy sample !organduo 500

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I am also playing this piece :)

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