Organ recitals in May, including... ME!

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cybot
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Glad it went well for you Simon....
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Well done Simon on another very enjoyable performance. I enjoyed your varied programme. The “Chant de May” was most charming (even if you were restraining every fibre of your personality!!!) but I was particularly taken by the Schumann Etude; I will definitely have to investigate his Op. 56 further!
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Thank you.

Actually, the Schumann was probably the piece I was least happy with on the day, but they're so unique I really like playing them. The one being played next week (in Ab major) is probably my favourite, but Derek got there before me in the programming choices! I can't even recommend a CD of the music, because I don't think I possess one myself. Let me know how you get on!
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The Schumann wouldn't have been my cup of tea at all now; not enough bombast and without the delicacy of the Bach

I think you should have have played that piece you wrote in West Cork!
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