Art of Fugue Contrapunctus 1, Margaret Fabrizio, Harpsichord
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WOW! I feel so honoured to be able to listen to such a magnificent piece, on such a magnificent harpsichord, played by such a magnificent harpsichordist! Thank you so much for enriching Youtube with your virtuossic talent!
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beautiful sounds that comes from that beautiful instrument executed by a beautiful human being
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I am 24 yrs old, and I love Bach's music and especially the art of fugue. I've been listening to many versions of this performances. I undoubtably believe that your performance is the best I've heard, even though I am nobody, and surely an beginner on music. I wish to heard more of your performance. Meanwhile, I watched your another video and the background music is the d minor prelude from the WTC. That was truely powerful performance!
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Thanks Margaret! Great video, great playing!
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muy bien se escucha mejor el clavecin....... I like the art of fugue...
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Beautiful music , warms the heart played on a wonderful harpsichord by Mr Dowed.
The sound Oh the sound. Played by an Artist
Thanks Margaret for your videos
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Dear Margaret, love you playing I met Igor Kipnis loved his playing too. I shook his
hand But very gently. Love you love your music/playing Rich
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@tastygarlic This is a harpsichord not a piano
Lovely, sensitive playing. I can hear every phrase begin and end with clarity. I love the instrument too..Who is the builder?
CembaloMeister 2 years ago
a French double, Blanchet model, built by Wm. Dowd in 1970
atree3 2 years ago
Margaret, beautifully performed. I love how this ends with the unresolved note. It leaves me wanting more and I'm sure you will deliver. :) Thank you, thank you for sharing your talent.
GreginND 2 years ago
It is actually not a question of resolution. It is just that we are not all that accustomed to hearing a piece ending on the third of the tonic chord, I chose to ornament it because of the nature of the last few bars. I played the complete Art of Fugue in the 1960's in Town Hall, New York, and believe I was the first harpsichordist to do so in the U.S.
atree3 2 years ago