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William Byrd, "The Bells", Kaung-Ae Lee (Cembalo)

william Byrd (um 1543-1623) "The Bells" Kaung-Ae Lee, Cembalo 이경애, 챔발로 Mai 2008 Schloß Borbeck Essen, Germany Die Meisterwerkstatt für Cembalo-Bau Volker Platte stellte ein Cembalo zur Verfügun...  
 
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Whatching90 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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What the Helll xDDDD

I'm Working there xDDDD
cody1800212 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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nice Cembalo
mrmolinodelahoz (2 months ago) Show Hide
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How do you feel about a German sitting on an English throne, which is still the case?
SolofTarsus5 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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What a silly thing to say, mrmolinodelahoz. How many generations since Victoria and Albert (and her only half-German)? Given the "blood" distribution over that time, the German inheritance is about 9% in Queen Elizabeth, as if that made any difference at all.
jmichaelrout (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Better than on a piano, blegh. =)
mrharpsi (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Bach prefered french harpsichords, and he played on them, and he had been buying french harpsichords.
NamiRikuKisaki (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Waaaaaaaaah T_T<3
awesome!
I wish I could play some baroque instruments...
Zeitgeist1208 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Learn them. Well... this one is something especially difficult (as long as you can't play piano or something like that) but you are NEVER too old to learn an instrument.
LightOfAwareness (6 months ago) Show Hide
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when people say "German harpsichord," they are referring to a style. That German harpsichord could very well have been made in Botswana, but it would still be German due to the style it is built in.
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:-)

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