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For the serious organist, organ shoes are best described as
1. a need.
2. desirable.
3. an option.
Which of the following is the recommended height for the heel of a good organ shoe?
1. up to 1/2-inch
2. around 1-inch
3. at least 1 1/2-inches
Which of the following most accurately describes the heel width of a good organ shoe?
1. wide enough that it cannot easily slip in between the pedals
2. narrow enough that only one key can be played
3. most any width is acceptable
All of the following help describe the sole of a good organ shoe except:
1. thin
2. leather
3. rigid
4. trimmed flush with the uppers
5. the absence of a bridge between heel and sole
Which of the following is desirable in the upper of a good organ shoe?
1. patent leather
2. allows room for the foot to move
3. flexibility
If your toes tend to arch downward when attempting to play the pedals with precision, which of the following characteristics of a good organ shoe probably needs correction?
1. heel
2. sole
3. bridge
4. upper
5. fit

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