Thank you! This was recorded on my old Roland LX708 which had a very ambient sound. I put reverb on the 'cathedral' setting and cranked it out to max to get an airy sound:-)

@@marcus8258 wow yeah it came out fantastic! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for listening:-)

@@marcus8258 sorry just one last question.. where did you get the sheet music for this? I’m finding that his stuff is fairly obscure unfortunately :(

I bought my copy from the ABRSM, but the facsimile of the original publication is available on IMSLP. Here is a link:

It is mine too Stas. The triplets in the middle section almost remind me of Schubert, but the voice is still unique. I do not undetstand why this wonderful composer is so neglected. How is your arm now Stas? I hope you are feeling better.:-)

@@marcus8258 Yes, exactly, Schubert!) I always feel extreme excitement when I play this place, there are such strong feelings!.. and of course a lot of Mozartian intonations, I don’t know anyone closer to Mozart than Schröter! It’s a shame that he didn’t develop his talent to its fullest.. My arm seems fine, although lifting the vertical up is still painful, but that’s not the most important thing :) Thank you for the excitement and memory! :) But the trouble is that I haven’t played the piano at all since then.. For various reasons.. But the worse thing in this situation is that I don’t feel like playing at all.. I don’t understand why, I hope this will pass soon!:)

Yes, and like a great many of these talents, he died too young. I hope your enthusiasm for playing returns to you soon Stas so we can enjoy your recordings again. I'm sure it will come back in time:-)

@@marcus8258 I hope!) Thanks! :)

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Thank you. I am just discovering the works of Luchesi, Galuppi and Rutini. Their works are so beautiful and in my opinion should be played much more often!:-)

Thank you for your kind comment. I transposed the piece down a semitone to try get a bit closer to 18th century pitch:-)

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I wish a professional would record all of Schroeter's concerti. He was such a wonderful but still unjustly neglected composer!

I played it on my Roland Digital LX708 on one of the harpsichord settings. I think these settings were sampled from real instruments from what I've read.

@@marcus8258 ah nice playing!

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Thank you for your kind comments:-)

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Thank you RainBow!😸

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Here's the link to my full recording and name of the piece:-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6DHoKdsZZ58aqcsi=ZstA_pKJQfzAQcqM

I hope so, he's my favourite composer!:-)

@@marcus8258 sir ..same here He is my fav tooo Sir you are a teacher ?

No, I'm just an amateur pianist:-)

It's a Roland digital piano on harpsichord setting:-)

@@marcus8258 спасибо

It is a Roland LX 708. Roland harpsichord settings are usually very good:-)

ローランドの最上級ですね！音色がとても美しいです。ありがとうございました！

Not better, just different!;-)

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Yes, it's a Roland digital on one of the harpsichord settings.

​@@marcus8258 Oh thank for anwsering me! May i ask you what sheet you used to know the fingering?

I used the ABRSM edtition, but I tend to ignore the fingering suggestions if they don't suit my hand and use my own:-)

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Thanks Marton. I didn't know about this composer myself until about a year ago. His music is quite impressionistic but also quite unique. I'd certainly love to hear you play this on the harpsichord. Hope you are doing well Marton and that all is well.🙂

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Thanks! I recorded this on my old phone which did had a low grade speaker, which may account for the rather muffled tone. No special effects were used!:-)

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