António de Cabezón: Duuinsela (D'ou vient cela)

[MrMatthewSir]

Great hands, man.

[Urikai1]

good ! greetings rom mexico !! :)



[philateliceun]

Incredible man! very nice playing! somehow these small ones sound alot clearer then those large ones. I am thinking about building one, a pre-essembled one is just too expensive for me. I have found some site that offers them as kits with an extensive manual. Do you know something about that by any chance? I am doing some research cause its a lot of money and a big job to execute I think :)

[organista71]

@philateliceun Thank you. Building a kit can be an excellent experience or an infuriating one - a big job or a small one, depending on your skills, priorities, and also who you ask. Quality does not come cheaply, quickly, or easily, and neither does expense, deliberation, and difficulty guarantee it. Best to assess your own perspective and needs rather than consider the advice of someone trying to sell you something.

[philateliceun]

@organista71 Thanks, I will think on that.

[Mikesmoreno]

Very Beautiful, congratulations!

[organista71]

Thank you very much!

[sandyhackney]

A real and lovely clavichord sound. Beautiful playing, too. Thank you

[HATO5112]

I LOVE CLAVICHORD, THANKS FROM TOLEDO, SPAIN

[baroqueboy]

I'm consistently impressed with Cabezon's inventiveness. His music really makes you keep checking back to see his dates--it's so transcendent of that time period! Of course, the high quality instrument and sensitive playing in this vid don't hurt either. Any chance of some Paumann in the near future?

[mercoid]

@baroqueboy I agree on all points. & I too find Paumann's music very interesting, and of a spirit which appeals to my sensibility.

[MarcheseCadmio88]

This is the very 1st time I see someone playing a clavichord! Good sensation!

[bettyafeia]

Wonderful!

[organista71]

Thank you very much! The bridge is in cherry.

[tciaghi]

great sound, what kind of wood is done the bridge? thanks and congratulations,

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[stsulpice]

awesome! 5*