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Date: | Fri, 5 Feb 1993 17:24:25 EST |
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Here are a few thoughts I have about the recent controversy over
discussions of synthesizers and electronic organs:
* I don't mind brief discussions of synthesizers, but I would prefer to
keep this list centered around pipe and electronic organs.
* I don't think all electronic organs should be written off as
"toasters" and disparaged as they have been.
* I think we should keep the focus of this group just as was stated in
the listserver's description - discussions of organs, both
classical and theater; pipe, reed, and electronic; all-electric,
electro-pneumatic, and tracker.
Even though electronic organs leave much to be desired (some a lot more
than others), my first organ lessons were on an electronic organ, and I
_was_ able to learn a lot. Without the electronic instruments I started
on, it would have been a lot harder for me to become interested in organs
and learn the organ myself.
-- Michael
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Michael Laird "...Praise [the Lord] with stringed
Lockheed Sanders, Inc., Nashua, NH instruments and organs."
[log in to unmask] -- Psalm 150:4
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