First lessons in extemporizing on the organ
			First lessons in extemporizing on the organ
This treatise stresses that hard work is most important when learning to improvise, always good!
It starts off with a sort of aptitude test, which is quite funny.
Generally it seems to be a very clear instruction book, but it does assume you already have some knowledge of how harmony works.
Starting from accompanying songs you know, it builds up from 4 bar forms to larger forms and eventually reaches a small intro to Fugue. It also has several musical examples in notation.
Features
		
		Solo / Ensemble
	
	 Solo
		
		Author
	
	Hamilton Crawford Macdougall
		
		Language (Translation?)
	
	English
		
		Country
	
	America
		
		Type of Thing you Learn
	
	Phrase, Hymn, Accompaniment, Song form, 4-part improvising, general schemes, fugato
		
		Instrument
	
	Organ
		
		Level
	
	Beginner
(More) Advanced
		
		Year
	
	1922
		
		Medium
	
	Book
		
		Style
	
	20th Century
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