Ryan Layne Whitney (Bach: Invention No. 2 in C minor, on clavichord)

[Sashomei]

and the c sharp tonality! u play it well... beautiful and interesting 2 parts

[Sashomei]

i asked my piano teacher he told me that in organ playing - in the baroque music there s no c sharp

[Sashomei]

retune*

[teafruitbat]

It's normally tuned to E flat. But sometimes I need a D flat, or a low B or B flat, and I might retune it to those pitches for specific pieces---as long as the E flat isn't needed in the same piece. Mostly I leave it at E flat!

[Sashomei]

u return that to which pitch?

[Sashomei]

hey i see a black key at the end of the instrument... is it E flat? then where is c sharp? im asking because its c minor invention finishin on c minor?

[teafruitbat]

The last black key in the bass in E flat; there is no D flat (or C#). This is the case on some keyboards of this period. If there is a piece that uses one or the other of E flat or D flat, I retune the key to that pitch.

[dcolwell]

It must be quite difficult to play on that small instrument.