Duo II by A. de Cabezon (1510 - 1566)

Duo II by Antonio de Cabezon (1510-1566) played by Franco Bandera da Rovereto with two clavichords in duo made by himself.
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• clavichord
• -clavicordo
• -harpsichord
• -clavicembalo
• Duo
• II
• Antonio
• de
• Cabezon-
• Franco
• Bandera
• -early
• music

[mrmolinodelahoz]

I don´t know if this is something like inventing fire or inventing the wheel.

But it is something better left in history rather than being re invented.

[tciaghi]

"quello che era non è e quello che è non è più"

FB

[HerrWarja]

Oh my goodness, what is that intresting intrument of yours? Monochord?

[tciaghi]

The monochord is a keyboard instrument with a single pair of wires, while in the vidio are two clavichords in duo, each clavichord has 45 keys and 22 pairs of strings, so are fretted clavichord. regards

[reinpost]

I played this a long time ago. Your pauses are interesting. Is it just my equipment or is it recorded a little too loudly?

Thank you! More, more!

[tciaghi]

thanks for the comment, the volume of audio reproduction depends on the chain: clavichord-distance microphone-recorder-PC-youtube­-PC, so it is difficult to appreciate the real volume of the original sound, but you can guess the real volume of sound and adjust consequently the final volume, greetings

[Trinitrotolaissance]

lovely! I hope to have a clavichord myself one day...

[tunglour]

I want to make one, but I have no tools or skill.

This is great, I love it

[HerrWarja]

Wöööw (Y) Sounds real wierd for a clavichord. Never heard anyting like that. I do prefer the harpsichord tought :-P

[pir0ka]

you are a master!!!!!!! congratulations!!