Largo (Ombra mai fui) from "Xerxes" by George Frideric Handel

Hello everyone! 👋 I know it's been a minute since I've posted! I've been quite busy this summer doing fun activities (more on that coming soon 👀) and preparing to move to college! I hope you all have been doing some fun things too! 😄 Today I have for you a piece that has been requested by multiple people... ‪@mariusroos‬ , ‪@RYNT1157‬ , and ‪@marianmandy9514‬ , this one's for you! 😉 Thank you for being such loyal subscribers! This arrangement is by ‪@scottbrothersduo‬ ! You may notice something different in this video... Can you spot it? If you guessed "tablet", that's correct! I recently decided to make at least a partial switch to using a tablet with an automatic page-turning feature! I say "partial" because I'm not sure that I'm comfortable using it during a church service yet for fear it'll glitch out at a bad moment... 😅 But even still, I think for me, having a tablet to carry around for practice instead of multiple organ books will prove quite useful. 😄 Anyway, more videos are coming soon, so stay tuned! 😉 Have a good day/night! ~ Sarah 💕 ____________________________________________________ Organ info: "[the] Marshall & Ogletree Opus 5. [has] 65 Engraved Stops plus 98 Alternate Stops, 48 Audio Channels. Inaugurated on the Feast of the Annunciation, 2009, at Ave Maria Catholic Church, the Opus 5 Marshall & Ogletree four-manual organ was designed specifically for Ave Maria University’s Oratory, now the parish. The instrument was engineered by the best technical and organ design experts in the country. The instrument serves as both a liturgical instrument and as the principal instrument for organ instruction in the University. Its flexibility and complete versatility make it an exceptional teaching instrument. It can — without exaggeration — do anything." Credit: https://www.avemaria.edu/academics/pr...