Is Having an Independent Pedal Necessary for Practicing Bach's Trio Sonatas (SOPP788)

Secrets of Organ Playing Podcast by Secrets of Organ Playing

Jul 21, 202600:22:19Music

Welcome to Secrets of Organ Playing Podcast No. 788! Today's question was sent by Nicolo and he writes: Dear Vidas, I'm an avid listener of your podcast and always enjoy the conversations that you and Ausra have. I'm a b...

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