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Yes, but the version from which I wrote had Ds instead of As.

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That's not a piece but an improvisation by the organist on the theme of Zadok the Priest. Since, Zadok the Priest ended before the full disbursement of Maundy money was completed. The organist had to fill-in that time with some music. We organists are always ready for such things.😎😂

🙏 Thanks! Yes, I will.

No, it was not recorded then. This is my setting and harmonization of the march for the organ and I did it on musescore. The organ sound that you are hearing is the in-built instrument sounds of musescore for the organ. This is not a recording but a digital ensemble. 😊

@Deniluc Please tell me in which bars, you have found the errors? If there are any, I shall correct them.

You are very right. The bass of the pedal organ is an octave lower than orchestra and it rattles the entire building. Another thing is balanced use of reed stops which add to that bass in the treble section. Then, the director of music there was James O'Donell and the sub-organsit was Daniel Cook. This also plays a major difference in how the performances are carried out. In the coronation service the role of the organ was far more removed than usual. Even in Andrew L. Weber's, "Make some joyful noise." It wasn't present at all with maybe a pedal flue stop and wherever the organ was used, it was dramatically used at low volume. This has never happened before and yes, Zadok the Priest that day was under-performed.

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Ok, thanks for your feedback. I usually don't pay attention to keys of hymn tunes as usually they are not modulated very far from their original key, if not in the original key. The hymnal I played it from, it was in F Major, so I played it in F. 🙂

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No, I won't. 😂