Harpsichord
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Harpsichord Makingby queswerte12,848 views- 2:40
Sabathil & Son Harpsichord demonstrationby harmonicbarbie75,319 views
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Fooling around with a Harpsichord at Schoolby Maumusica8,510 views
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The Harpsichord Is Hard to Playby drmumbai5,742 views
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Bach Menuet from French Suite #3 on Harpsichordby rob07960177,046 views
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J.S.Bach, Sinfonia No.14,BWV 800,Kaung-Ae Lee;Harpsichordby zin100558,822 views
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Harpsichord / spinet in Colonial Williamsburgby ctacmo23,647 views
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"Les Baricades Misterieuses"by ecomparone74,751 views
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Bach A Major Fugue (XIX 3 voice) from WTC II on Harpsichordby scriabinop2312,311 views
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Byrd - Canonic Fantasia 1: Ut Re Mi played by Maxwell Steerby maxwellsteer8,184 views
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Five Pieces for Harpsichordby Jahaj11,230 views
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Daniel Wolff (guitar) & L. Dearmas (harpsichord) - Fandangoby dwmovies15,984 views
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Double manual harpsichord after I. Ruckers 1612 - LPRby lprluthier6,136 views
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J.S. Bach - Invention 8 BWV 779by JohannesOrdet15,501 views
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Harpsichord masterclass Gustav Leonhardt (I)by Sweelinckfestival27,052 views
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J.S. Bach Invention 1 in C major BWV 772 played on a 2009 Sabathil & Son Clavichordby adolfhard844 views
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J.S.Bach-First Prelude from WTC bwv 846 for Harpsichordby alexegeviz53,808 views
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I play Bach at harpsichordby RiccardoP198318,371 views
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Harpsichord Prodigyby jcgraphics3d28,213 views
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FFXI Harpsichord musicby be3426913,614 views
a spint is pretty much a small harpsichord and the strings run horizontally
it creates a slightly different sound too
cav0129 2 years ago
I know nothing about musical intraments exept from what a learned from legend of zelda, so bare with me. But whats the difference?
Narashava 2 years ago
deff a spinet .... different sound and shape
cav0129 2 years ago
that's a spinet, not a harpsichord :)
nice playing though
fluffytom82 2 years ago
This is magical! <33
iViolin1990 3 years ago
Praeludium BWV 999 (c-minor)
k1schw1 4 years ago
Haha--that's funny! we put the fishing line and tell the little predators: eat this if you can, sucker! :D
Which reminds me of--i made recently this renaissance chromatic harp and had the stupidity to order strings from some "celtic harp mostly" company. So one of the longest strings wasn't even long enough to fit in the harp. I will surely order one but in the meantime i put almost matching diameter and material nylon cord for grass-cutting machine lol. It "works" just as fine :):)
8R8 4 years ago
Fishing line is used quite often these days - the original boar bristles are still used by some, but it's a little tricky to get good ones, and to get the right strength, and then they have a tendency to get eaten by bugs eventually. !
jaddle 4 years ago
Yes it is not the conventional, much more primitive:) i looked recently at photos of the "normal" jacks and even red one interesting page of a guy who made one (h.) and used short segments of nylon fishing line for "return-springs" in every jack!
I looked at the old french Diderot encyclopedia but there were the "normal" jacks: i seem to remember the rectanguar swinging "things" in the slits.
8R8 4 years ago
I think I can picture what you're talking about. I don't know the de Zwolle manuscript well myself though - I've just heard of it. It may well be just as you describe. That's certainly not a normal jack/plectrum design for a harpsichord though. The wikipedia page for 'harpsichord' has a good diagram of the conventional setup (see figure 2).
jaddle 4 years ago