Andrea Staier & Christine Schornscheim on Harpsichord-Fortepiano Stein called ''Vis a Vis'',1777.
A century of keyboards on a single instrument!
Nearly 80 years after the invention of the fortepiano, the harpsichord was by no means relegated to antique status. On the contrary, the two instruments cohabited throughout the 18th century, to the point where several makers strove to combine them in a single entity! The most incredible of these 'mutants' is probably the extravagant Vis-à-vis built by Johann Andreas Stein in 1777: at one end there is a three-manual harpsichord, at the other a fortepiano with 'moderator' stop. Only two specimens of this instrument still exist today. With its extraordinarily wide range of timbres and dynamics, it enables Andreas Staier and Christine Schornsheim to renew our conception of Mozart's works for piano duet.
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http://store.harmoniamundi.com/on-the-stein-vis-a-vis.html
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yyaakkkkuunn 2 weeks ago
Офигеть! вот это инструмент!!! и играют превосходно. Не то что наши..
MiguelZZZ1000 3 weeks ago
la del 37:24 ¿CUAL ES? por favor!
DasKindespiel 4 weeks ago
Mille mercis pour ce document presque incroyable !
babel35 5 months ago
How affluent and at the same time articulate the sound of the instrument is!
notaire2 5 months ago
Very interesting. Despite I have many books about the piano history, I ignored totally this instrument has been existing.
frenchiecocorico1 5 months ago
Amazing! Thank you for the upload and information about this instrument
Chaliamusiclover 5 months ago