@cody1800212 at a Store for Instruments a few Villages from my home. I've heard, if you are careful and see the Piece first, you even might find some good Pieces on ebay.
You should play clavichord with such a good 'biting' touch as yours. These instruments have virtually NO dynamic range--this is why people find it it sounds electric (it's not that the sound is bad but it is of very equal velocity capacity). Clavichord will give you the perfect dynamic range
That spinet is too small to have a stop. Hell, I've seen decent sized harpsichords that are still too small to have stops. The Flemish or French double manuals are the only models worthy of stops.
Why in the world would the size have anything to do with it? Buff stops aren't unknown on period (18th century) spinets (though this one mutes the tone more than I care for personally)
My bad. I know more now then I did when I left that comment. I've done my research now on eighteenth century clavichords, harpsichords, forte-pianos and chamber organs.
do all spinets have this guitar sound?
monday2471 1 month ago
0:01 hehe why dont you cut away that pfffrt?
omoshiroidayo 6 months ago
Really cool, the piece sounds baroque at first, but then you realize it isn't. Seems to have a big sound for a spinet!
Bolognalegs 7 months ago
top notch technique and jazzy Charlie Haden
TheStatue1 7 months ago
que pôrra de musica é essa ??
harpsinth 1 year ago
@cody1800212 at a Store for Instruments a few Villages from my home. I've heard, if you are careful and see the Piece first, you even might find some good Pieces on ebay.
LutzDerLurch 1 year ago
HA ha, funny, I have exactly the Same Spinett!
LutzDerLurch 1 year ago
hermoso...............
good
: D
kiskiniteamo 1 year ago
Cool!
AulicExclusiva 1 year ago
I like the strumming. Something I'd probably have done in a performance.
jhonwask 2 years ago
WOW, I own exactly the same instrument! ^^
LutzDerLurch 2 years ago
You should play clavichord with such a good 'biting' touch as yours. These instruments have virtually NO dynamic range--this is why people find it it sounds electric (it's not that the sound is bad but it is of very equal velocity capacity). Clavichord will give you the perfect dynamic range
8RR8R8 2 years ago
This guy is amazing. I've never seen anything like it. Wow.
GrotrianSeiler 2 years ago
have enjoyed listening to your electric stuff & was surprised to find this.
guitarharpsichord 2 years ago
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Hit it harder!
FernandRaynaud 2 years ago
Haha, cool! It's an Spinett Grand.
mortenkul 3 years ago
Is this electric?
originalpckelly 3 years ago
-.-
rautibo 2 years ago
Hahaha. Wow, you're right, it does sound like an electric guitar. That's a pretty awesome realization.
GlennMagusHarvey 2 years ago
Very cool, I adore that spinet, what a lovely sound
chriswales19 3 years ago 2
Very interesting idea and realization.
Fascinating colour of sound. More than an experiment. Your taste is assured, bravo!
SarrasaniPianoCircus 3 years ago
Wow. A Wittmayer spinet.
Takemyjobpleez 3 years ago 2
Hmm, some of it does sound remarkably like an electric guitar in miniature.
But! No matter what style you pursue, you shouldn't hit the keys!
stringph 4 years ago 2
Why shouldn't you hit the keys?
LeithMusic 3 years ago
Due to thunking and because it is not necessary.
dolofonos 3 years ago
dreadful sound.
kkallebb 4 years ago
Jammin, I like it.
Conner999 4 years ago
That spinet is too small to have a stop. Hell, I've seen decent sized harpsichords that are still too small to have stops. The Flemish or French double manuals are the only models worthy of stops.
guerino07 4 years ago
Why in the world would the size have anything to do with it? Buff stops aren't unknown on period (18th century) spinets (though this one mutes the tone more than I care for personally)
allengarvin 4 years ago
It does have a stop, an 8' stop
LeithMusic 3 years ago
My harpsichord teacher could kill you! :-)
But i LOVED IT,
very very good music, congratulations.
Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina,
and a happy 2008!
Nati.
clasesdepiano 4 years ago
My bad. I know more now then I did when I left that comment. I've done my research now on eighteenth century clavichords, harpsichords, forte-pianos and chamber organs.
guerino07 3 years ago
A lute stop on a spinet?
wolfgang7445 4 years ago