Two 15th century Praeambula for clavichord (Buxheimer Orgelbuch)

2 preludes one from the Buxheimer Organ book:
a collection of 257 compositions from 1460/70 with peices for keyboard from popular composers from the time like: John Dunstable, Guillaume Du Fay, Gilles Binchois, Walter Frye, Conrad Paumann. with arrangments of dances and chansons and with around 30 preludes.
Johannes Kotter (1485-1541) born in Straßburg, organist in Freiburf and Bern

Ernst Stolz clavichord and video
Edition: Musikverlag Alfred Coppenrath/ Alfred Reichling

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Clavichord
• Klavichord
• Keyboardworks
• earlykeyboard
• earlymusic
• BuxheimerOrgelbuch

[gfduda3]

Belo!!

[ernststolz]

thanks

[Wladesigned]

bizar, interessant

[ernststolz]

Thanks

[roksancastle]

Is your clavichord fretted?

[ernststolz]

it is fretted, but the first octave and the d and a notes are not.

[chrismerriil1974]

it totally does, lol, and yes, i agree... the music and playing are wonderful.

[Malachayas]

*grin* looks like an insect which evolution developed to play Clavichord.

But the music is lovely nonetheless.

[ernststolz]

Thank you! (If it is a Rorschach subject, i just see flying butterflies)

[sfbonedoc]

Splendid playing of this ancient music on a fine instrument. Congratulations of the video which is delightfully obscene! In reality, it is a Rorschach! Vive strange thoughts!