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Beautiful!
DaveGrossmanSoloBass 2 years ago
I actually really like the sound of the mechanics of the keys. I don't know why.
garliccoffee 2 years ago
perfect :)
danylopes09 2 years ago
eh it was ok feeling just isnt there for me
grbtruck 2 years ago
your good but you should play with it more, up and down let the timing go out and catch up,
as in just when it looks like you lost it you bring it back twice as quick , well done
Jimpsterz 3 years ago 2
言葉に出来ない～ bravo
kyuupii 3 years ago 2
................senza parole..
rufola007 3 years ago
Magnifique!
remineur 3 years ago 2
Wow .look at the old baroque fingering. 3 fingers only!
lovesGenet 4 years ago
It's really orrible the rumor of the Keys!
Good the execution but the rumor!!!!ruin all,
I don't perhaps it's a problem of the instrument or the registration!
richardre06 4 years ago
... It's an harpsichord ;) ... the noise of the mechanic is quite normal. Maybe the mic is too close to the quills. Maybe.
musiclover63 4 years ago
I know well the problem concerning the rumor of the KEys caused by the microfone to cloose for these reason I've spoken of error in the registration.
richardre06 4 years ago
Great job, sounds like music.
superpojken13 4 years ago
Oh Bach... the best sound for my ears.This is good performing, but i would do some changes in menuet I looked all videos) and other, but in menuet the most, anyway, it is good.Oh, i like this copy, it sound is very very good and it must be really good.I would like to know, who made this copy?
zeljkomanic 4 years ago
The copy was made by my very friend of mine William Horn (he is italian, like me). Have a look to his site.
Thanks for watching
musiclover63 4 years ago
Oh, i don't know the name of site, but i will search now.I like the harpsichord from Andrew Wooderson and i was thinking that this is maybe his work.Thank on responding! ;-)
zeljkomanic 4 years ago
is that a harpsichord?
awesome414 4 years ago
Yes. It's a copy of an original harpsichord. The original of this instrument belonged to Frederick the Great (and is still today located in the castle of Charlottenburg in Berlin), who employed C.P.E. Bach. Carl Philipp's father, Johann Sebastian, used this instrument to perform his Musical Offering.
musiclover63 4 years ago
Where could I get one of those??
well done!
Ravel87 4 years ago
wow, great switch from one manual to the other, espacially in the first repeat!
Lutzenberger 4 years ago