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Another day in the books.  Productive day.  Started with my Zoom office hour in which I dealt with some emails and responded to some other things.  Then, I transcribed the rest of the fingerings for Brahms' Op. 122 No. 11 and sent it off for proofreading.  Went to practice organ for a couple hours.  Got home in time to spend about an hour at the piano before teaching an online lesson.  Walked to the store to pick up a variety pack of tea.  Came home, made dinner, and worked on some lodge stuff while watching the mini-series on Napolean Bonaparte that I found this morning.

On the organ, I found a really great prelude and trio on a Advent tune and started working on it (Planning on recording it later this week when it is learned), the first movement of Mendelssohn's First Sonata at 1/4 to 1/2 speed.  (I find it surprising that this movement of the sonata begins with quite a bit of difficulty but gets easier the further it gets in to it.)  Also, began work on BWV 607.  I read a comment today about learning Bach--one note at a time.  It is true, every single note takes forever to get into your fingers.   

On the piano, I started working on a transposing course.  Then worked on some accompaniments that I need to have learned for next week.