C.P.E. Bach - Württemberg Sonata nr. 1 in A minor. Giovanni Paganelli, harpsichord

[@ivanfoo2497]

Bravo! An exciting and sparking performance. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@bifeldman]

Great space

[@john.415]

Congratulations on a wonderful performance! This music needs to be heard much more. CPE has such a marvelous control of harmonic tension and resolution. Also, the harpsichord sounds great.

[@vaniberi8189]

Bravo Giovanni and Maxim!!! Music, musician, instrument, architecture, fsound, ilming: that´s what one can call Gesamt Kunstwerk.

[@antoniocurcio5310]

Bravo! Ottima interpretazione.

[@Nooticus]

stunning work played amazingly!

[@back2backband1]

Bravo great job! Harpsichord sounds amazing as well

[@andreweden9405]

There is such a huge Italian influence on the music of both C.P.E., as well as on that of his father, that it only seems appropriate for it to be performed by an Italian. Beautifully and sensitively played, signore, I think Emmanuel would be proud!😁

[@abdul-hadidadkhah1459]

There was Italian influence on pretty much every composer of that era in all of Europe, with the exception of France (although Lulli was an Italian himself and the country began giving way to the Italianate style by the middle of the 18th Century).

[@louiscouperin3731]

0:30 8:47

[@mariomuller1906]

Fake romain numbers on the haarpsichord. 2019 is not MMXVIV. MMXIX.