[rodgersorgan] Re: 2. Uses for a PR-300


Hello Fellow Organists:

That is not a fantasy - recording the entire service and playing it back.

I've had to do this twice because of not being able to find a substitute.  
The only complaint I had was from the soloist.  I had her come in the evening 
I made the recording and we rehearsed her solo.  Then I had her sing it again 
and recorded the accompaniment.  I stressed the fact that she would have to 
sing it exactly the same way because I was not going to be able to follow her 
this time.  [The solo was "How Beautiful Upon the Mountains, not an easy work 
to sing in any case].

Someone in the congregation, not realizing what was involved and that each 
hymn and piece of service music was on a different track, wondered how I was 
able to time everything down to the last second so the music fit where it was 
supposed to.  I'm still laughing about that.

I have since moved away from that city and the person who took the organist 
job was lured away to another position.  They have not had any luck finding a 
new organist and since I have a 950 (as well as the church) I am going to 
record all of the service music and email it to them.  They can download it 
to a floppy disk and I'll be there for the service - from 200 miles away.  
Isn't Rodgers and the PR300S great?

David Dillon
Tulsa, Oklahoma
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