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The Keene and Brackley Spinetby clementmatchett24,927 views- 0:42
Lindholm-Spinett Fantasia Händelby chrhelm2,057 views
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Louis Couperin Unmeasured Prelude in Gby clementmatchett3,732 views
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Double Virginal - played by James Nicolsonby ecumedesjours32,774 views
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Johann Sebastian BACH - harpsichord ☆ robotechby robotech3109,702 views
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Bach Haus (1 of 3)by cassioppeia783,018 views
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Triosonata Bachby bataviensis1,124 views
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Bach, Chromatische Fantasie, Chromatic Fantasyby OKIN198143,931 views
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Hullo Bolinas (Steve Swallow)by stocksam2,822 views
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Clocks - Coldplay on harpsichordby vinchoff1,707 views
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A Song Tune by Henry Purcell on spinetby ernststolz4,582 views
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Bach - Brandenburg Concertos No.5 - iii: Allegroby Bacholoji473,906 views
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Drei frühe Klavierstückeby ernststolz27,517 views
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The small box of great soundsby Trinitrotolaissance1,101 views
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Cembalokonzert 3b. Satz (J.S.Bach) Spinett + Akkordeonby mwvh1993 views
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Festival Internazionale di Musica Barocca a Sanremoby SanremoChannel10,793 views
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Spinet Ampico Plays, Brown Eyes Why Are You So Blue?by ampicoab4,741 views
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new order - blue mondayby zinnoahoi1,225 views
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Sweelinck's Fantasia Chromatica in mean-tone tuningby maxwellsteer7,874 views
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Ground in e-minor Purcellby ernststolz1,079 views
@MorkaGraven Actually, no. A spinet harpsichord, like a full size harpsichord, plucks strings with jack and plectra. The strings on a full size harpsichord run from front to back. On a spinet, they run diagonally (at an angle) to save space and make the instrument smaller. The strings of a clavichord are struck with brass tangents, and clavichord strings run from left to right, not diagonally or front to back.
lichtbroeder 1 year ago
@lichtbroeder You're thinking of a Clavichord
MorkaGraven 1 year ago
The name of that song is????
ShithappensbyTuE 2 years ago
lichtbroeder is right, spinets and harpsichords differ in size and shape (though they have the same principle of sound generation). the relationship is similar to that of upright piano and grand piano
FordPrefect60435 2 years ago
Hi. May I ask what tune you are playing?
Malachayas 3 years ago
All is called SPINETT .Or Spinet... Anyways ... It's just the SOUND that's called Harpsi. :)
mortenkul 3 years ago
Lovely sound, nicely played! But aren't spinets smaller, with diagonal strings? Or can any harpsichord be called a spinet?
lichtbroeder 3 years ago