Today I would like to share some online resources that I find really helpful for (church) organists.<\/p>\n
There’s a good reason why I write this post in English – so far, I’ve found the most helpful and open forums and blogs in the English-speaking organ world. I tried to register in a German organ forum only to be told I had to wait for the admin to approve my request, and the wait goes on and on and on… at the same time, I’ve had a very friendly and open welcome to the Organ Forum (http:\/\/www.organforum.com). It’s a large community where you can talk about all kinds of organs and organ music: church, classical, theatre, Hammond… I can spend hours just browsing through the discussions.<\/p>\n
I’ve found this forum in the link list of Mowenna’s wonderful organist’s blog: http:\/\/www.theladyorganist.com. I’ve been following her blog for a while already and it’s about time to recommend it \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
Then there’s a blog I’ve only discovered a few days ago, http:\/\/www.organduo.lt\/ by Dr Vidas Pinkevicius. What should I say, his blog is one of the most concise and informative resources for organists I’ve found so far.<\/p>\n
I’m sure there’s a lot more inspiring blogs and forums out there – if you would like to share your favourites, please feel free to contact me or write a comment. I’m looking forward to hearing from you!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today I would like to share some online resources that I find really helpful for (church) organists. There’s a good reason why I write this post in English – so far, I’ve found the most helpful and open forums and … Continue reading