Carmelo, thanks.
The doctor told me it might take years (and maybe not within my lifetime) to regain some hand and finger dexterity, because nerves are notoriously slow to heal. But music has been an interest and passion for my entire life, so I figured at least playing piano would be good physical therapy for my fingers, hand and arm. Now after 10 years the nerves are still numb and tingly, but a good portion of movement has returned, so I'm grateful.
Hi Stig. Nice to hear from you.
I love Organteq, but although I now have a nice two-manual organ keyboard and a full 32-note MIDI pedalboard, they get very little use. I'm so old that it is very uncomfortable to sit on the wooden organ bench for long (I don't have nearly as much "natural padding" on my body as I did when I was younger). So I spend most of my music time at the piano on a nice padded seat. It's a pity because the organ is a beautiful and versatile instrument, and Organteq is such a fine organ model. Every time I hear one of the organ pieces you post it makes me want to sit at the organ despite the discomfort and play something.
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