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Interview: Christopher Jacobson

For organists who wonder whether advanced diplomas really matter, Jacobson makes a clear case for the Royal College of Organists exams. Where American degree programs often center on repertoire, the FRCO forced him to master underemphasized skills such as sight-reading, C-clefs, transposition, figured bass, and improvisation at a high level, sharpening the practical tools he uses every week as a working church musician and choral collaborator.

Christopher Jacobson

Guest
Christopher Jacobson, Conductor

Rob Kennedy

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Rob Kennedy, Host @WCPE

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Musical Moments, D. 780

Composed by

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Performed by

Clifford Curzon

Label

London

Catalog Number

417

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