This is my favorite organ, it's Facade and many of it's pipes are original from all the way back from about 1750. The traction was renewed to be Electro Pneumatic, the original of course was Mechanical, the Organ features 42 stops, which for a town with less than 5000 people is massive. It's located in Bavaria in Germany, and I might be able to become organist here in not too much time. Thought I'd share this beauty in the community.
Greetings to all! :)

I've been working on Bach's Pedal-Exercitium and have noticed a real improvement in my overall pedal technique.

This has made me interested in incorporating more systematic pedal exercises into my practice routine to further develop my technique, accuracy, and coordination.

Do you have any pedal technique books or exercise collections you'd recommend?

I've been looking at Lars Nilson's A System of Technical Studies in Pedal Playing for the Organ. Has anyone here used it, and what are your thoughts?

Thanks!

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Here's a short excerpt from my practice as I prepare for an upcoming concert. It's still a work in progress, but I thought I'd share a little glimpse of the preparation!

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Are there other estampies or medieval dances you particularly enjoy hearing on the organ? 😊