How Chopin Sounds on Harpsichord

[@ariehedelstein]

The creaking stool in the background sounds so harmonically adequate here.

[@MuttFitness]

Butt drum

[@swapankumarghosh2679]

My dude you are not wrong And this comment is gonna blow up

[@tian5891]

Bruh huh

[@zackguthrie6740]

Especially at the heroic polonaise part

[@bmoy2812]

👏👏👍👍😁😁

[@luckypegasusvol7700]

Don't worry guys Mozart is staring at us for him.

[@hoanhaohua8963]

lol

[@dibaldgyfm9933]

That was my first observation! Has he borrowed a complete playable cembalo/harpsichord? Any way he got it, it is fun to watch and note that the waltz he chose as third I think, Valse de L'adieux, sounds as it could have been OK to listen to, and it made me wonder how sweet Domenico Scarlatti would have sounded on a harpsichord - I think Scarlatti's music WAS composed on harpsichord, yes?

[@justno5954]

🤣

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart8015]

Yes, I do. XD

[@justno5954]

@@wolfgangamadeusmozart8015 I never knew you could be so creepy if you stared at me...

[@rashmitiwari6048]

Vinheteiro hired Mozart to stare at us because he is playing Chopin.

[@atvalleau]

I figure it's the same picture of Wolfgang that he carries around in his wallet!

[@lindaseel8633]

@@atvalleau 😆😆😆

[@rashmitiwari6048]

@@atvalleau lol

[@cptnmxrt1862]

He should’ve hired Chopin

[@justno5954]

@@cptnmxrt1862 but it was Mozarts birthday he had a little surprise.

[@Mattiaskrantz]

Beautiful instrument! I will order one on Blocket some day 😄

[@ignaloidas]

No, please no.

[@djart5115]

Oof oh no lol

[@esthermarotta6852]

Dont do it

[@darrelsvids158]

6th

[@navneetsingh6317]

Well 7th

[@HDS32678]

I fucking love the harpsichord. It is THE BEST instrument there is. It should be everywhere. Damn shame its not in more songs. ROCK ON BROTHER!

[@Stevothehuman]

This video demonstrates how the piano-forte is Chopin's instrument, because he meticulously chose the dynamics of every note to make his works sounds as beautiful as they do.

[@MontoyaMatrix]

Well spoken. This is also a profound demonstration of how orchestration effects composition itself.

[@Tempusverum]

Chopin sounds clunky and stilted on anything without an expression pedal

[@Fleepers-lh2tu]

Finally an intelligent comment. Literally the first comment worth reading.

[@q45ij54q]

The waltzes actually sound fine, but the nocturne sounds terrible on the harpsichord.

[@erika6651]

Not to mention having a sustaining pedal.

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

The sound of the harpsichord is just so satisfying

[@SenseiJae]

Disagree. Might just be that Chopin sounds awful on harpsichord

[@Lomm-p6i]

D

[@infradragon]

👁👄👁

[@AG-mt3xs]

They are really fun to play, too. My piano teacher had one....and 18th century one (I think...or 19th century). She let me play some of my piano music on it sometimes. It is a satisfying feeling under the keys to feel it catch and pluck the string. Far different than the piano, but I loved them both.

[@That_Thicc_Cat]

I agree supreme leader

[@Cadwaladr]

I once asked an organist if he could play Chopin on the organ. He said he'd need to grow more fingers and a couple of extra feet.

[@maestrobjwa90]

Refer him to Cameron Carpenter...lol

[@thekathal]

@@maestrobjwa90 cameron carpenter sucks lmao

[@shroomso4430]

@@thekathal subjective

[@phph1731]

On a tracker action with coupled manuals, coupled pedal, and full organ, he’d need servo-assisted feet and fingers!

[@thekathal]

@@phph1731 depends on whether the maker was competent or not

[@butterw55]

It's great to see someone enjoying music so much.

[@pityparty9955]

I love the sound of harpsichord. There should be more of them.

[@SS_DT]

It makes me genuinely happy that you’re making a living based on something you’re so passionate about in life. :)

[@AnnaKhomichkoPianist]

That’s life goals indeed :)

[@rubenknyazyan5915]

Passionate? Did you see his face? 😂

[@steveuible5915]

You are absolutely right. His passion is inspirational !

[@miguelsuarez8010]

Making a living with music? He looks like a person in good economic situation

[@MitchBoucherComposer]

It's my dream, too.

[@tamipalin8171]

Level of difficulty: Vinheterio does NOT stare into our souls!!

[@ATGG]

I'll actually add this to my offical Piano Difficulty Levels. I think my teacher knows him xD

[@insearchofpeace2151]

So nice of you to assume that I have a soul.

[@pavlemarinkovic8640]

@@ATGG do that plz!!😂

[@Yeshayahu.]

Bro it's high.

[@nessa-parmentier]

The painting does though

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Plot twist: He's now staring at us through the painting

[@ijustrobabank6895]

•O•

[@castrator8057]

gusano

[@rb3145]

Sorry, but the painting shows Mozart.

[@dragonscorpy3860]

MIND BLOWN I thought he changed but NOPE

[@AleksanderB.]

It’s not a Chopin

[@ArtedelaCiencia]

* People exists * Has a piano: plays Bach Has a harpsichord: plays Chopin

[@authenticmusic4815]

Lmfao

[@anotherhumanbeingblyat8935]

Imagine playing Alkan on a harpsichord tho...

[@Tempusverum]

Good. We need to troll the piano peeps for stealing all our repertoire and mass release the abomination

[@uri9528]

real

[@happypiano4810]

@@anotherhumanbeingblyat8935 The op 39 overture would sound awesome on harpsichord.

[@titob.yotokojr.9337]

Thanks for doing this because it's been made obvious that Chopin's compositions are meant for an instrument other than the harpsichord.

[@eriksatieofficiel]

So that's how Chopin sounded like when Bach was playing some Chopin.

[@fredericchopin7332]

You scare me Mr Satie

[@ethanwalters7741]

Criminally underrated comment right here

[@witchkingofangmar9373]

Not really coz Bach was dead when Chopin was alive lol

[@gustavodarocha6361]

My mind crashed

[@afonsodeportugal]

@@witchkingofangmar9373 r/woosh

[@AtesliTeyyare]

“Mom, can we get Chopin?” “We have Chopin at home” Chopin at home:

[@LM-kb6yt]

😂

[@LM-kb6yt]

Noice joke duuuuude😂😂😂

[@AuntyGoogol]

Gone Chopin, Bach in a minuet!

[@spencerplouzek2126]

what

[@tommyroyston124]

i don't get it?

[@antonciez2043]

If he is not staring at us it's hard play. If he did a mistake it's impossible to play.

[@heidiwang2033]

Yeah

[@johnmorgann]

Don’t worry the painting at the back is still staring at our souls

[@TheKatao]

@@johnmorgann lol

[@AstrelleEva]

@@johnmorgann 🇷🇺

[@lindildeev5721]

Really ? Other pianists can play the Nocturne n°2 and he can't.

[@Ivan_1411]

Thank you so much , i have waiting for a harpsichord version for so long thank you so much for giving me the opportunity for me to listen to chopan this incredible instrument thank you .

[@sapinva]

Well done. Harpsichord has a way of exposing every flaw in your playing.

[@sarkarpianist5540]

Lol 😂😂

[@joon0]

First flaw was picking the harpsichord

[@yanbu000]

@@joon0 100% agree. Yikes the instrument f..s up the whole thing up. But also underlines, what a brilliant composer Chopin was!

[@THECONTINENTALMAN]

@@yanbu000 meh it doesn't sound that bad

[@yanbu000]

@@THECONTINENTALMAN ...man, it is subjective; you know that. Beauty is in the eyes and ears of the beholder. Let me be even more frank. It sounds like a Circus Calliope when something legit like Chopin is played on a harpsichord.

[@weevilinabox]

So a harpsichord is an 8-bit piano.

[@Mdlrtrombon]

Lol yes!

[@AG-mt3xs]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Most accurate description ever, fellow gamer!

[@pavlemarinkovic8640]

Hmm so this instrument is used for Mario theme😏

[@patriciacastaneda6940]

Yea

[@nadieanonimo7883]

Y es!!

[@ckchang-wg2lw]

Yooo playing Bach on a harpsichord is literally a dream come true

[@Lord_Vinheteiro]

It will be the next video!

[@ckchang-wg2lw]

HOLY MOLY VINHETEIRO REPLIED TO MY COMMENT I can rest now....

[@ckchang-wg2lw]

@@Lord_Vinheteiro thank youuu

[@inancxd]

@@ckchang-wg2lw lol noice.

[@onyonable]

@@Lord_Vinheteiro play the cadenza of Brandenburg concerto no 5

[@greatpianomusic9457]

Bravo! I love Chopin AND the harpsichord. Great idea to put them together. Thank you 🇨🇦

[@jazzfan6]

The way you fix the camera with a vaguely baleful stare at 0:55 and then start playing "Valse de L'adieu" while continuing to stare at the camera for what feels like a prolonged amount of time (as if to tell your viewers "I don't trust you as far as I could throw you") is the best thing I have seen on KZbin. Period.

[@wignersfriend2766]

Well done! Proving that great music is great in any medium when performed with skill and musicality.

[@BennoWitter]

If people are allowed to play Bach on a piano, you are allowed to do this. That's my verdict.

[@AnnaKhomichkoPianist]

Hahaha great point 😂😂

[@scorpdin]

@@AnnaKhomichkoPianist yea

[@Tubluer]

Ok fine but can we pleease have just a leeetle more metronome?

[@henrykwieniawski7233]

Exactly! People should just play whatever music on whichever instrument they prefer. With or without pedal or stops, lol

[@AnatolikosAnemos]

W punkt! 😄

[@rawrwata5289]

This guy got me a pure metalhead born and raised into classical music

[@FunnyFany]

I mean, metal takes after classical in a lot of ways.

[@northwestnerd4950]

Man, wait until you hear classical played as a metal track. Moonlight sonata 4th movement is particularly face melting!

[@brihd374]

you will love to listen to people like jason becker, jeff loomis, uli jon roth, yngwie malmsteen etc

[@rawrwata5289]

@@northwestnerd4950 you got any good videos you can recommend?

[@caios5128]

@@northwestnerd4950 You mean the 3rd movement right?

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart8015]

Amazing (and thanks for putting my portrait)

[@mygoogleusernameisthis2249]

LOL

[@emanuelporto9374]

Up

[@Kara_Kay_Eschel]

Rock me Amadeus!

[@Khalmadrog]

Hey Wolfie!

[@Tubluer]

What you again!

[@ChrisKogos]

Will a harpsichord get me a wife?

[@azazelsautumm]

No, just complaints from neighbors.

[@Hamzanwich]

Maybe

[@magnumfire313]

Não... senão ele já seria casado kkkk

[@Offshoreorganbuilder]

No ... better than that, it will keep the brainless of both sexes away from you.

[@george40nelson4]

I will key you in ,but it is not a black or white rule.You may end up finding only a plucky one,who will just string you along.

[@genghisbunny]

It's so strange hearing Chopin without dynamics. Still, fascinating hearing the harmonies this way. Very interesting experience all around.

[@shamilfsobhanstandwithukra3937]

Good that you hired 6-year-old mozart to do the staring

[@eunoia8890]

So you noticed too 😂

[@talksandtales5824]

I love the ease with which you play. So much effort to make it all seem effortless. There's such joy in what you do.

[@mr.pianist3174]

Vinhreto read my mind, the other day I googled what does Chopin sound like on a harpsichord. I’m freaking right now.

[@resireg]

@Adolf Hitler I guess you are more into Richard Wagner than Chopin. It is too Polish right

[@annanardo2358]

Good griefs, he's a fine pianist AND a mind reader !!! Such superpowers !!!😃😄😃😄😃

[@rudigerk]

I think it sounds cool! Always loved the rich golden Sound of the Harpsichord.

[@ZombieMiezz]

I grew up with this instrument and still love it

[@badger4579]

Amazing talent. Thank you for taking the time and effort to bring these pieces to life on the harpsichord. So impressive.

[@クポーン-z4h]

I'm listener from japan. I am soothed by your performance.

[@野口昌克-p5i]

自分もー

[@ijkgameplay5303]

Konnichiwa

[@alicehale1117]

Hello from Russia

[@クポーン-z4h]

@@野口昌克-p5i 同志がいたか！

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Why did Bach throw away his harpsichord? Because it Baroque

[@infradragon]

The harpsichord is now baroquen 😂

[@deadgarbage5797]

ba-dum-tiss*

[@XenophonSoulis]

Nooooo, now he wants it Bach! It could be fixed...

[@ijustrobabank6895]

H A H A H A H A H A

[@talesfromthetoiletseat8295]

Handel that joke with care it is very old lol

[@the0siren0of0night]

One of those notes resonated in my ears every time he played it!!! Felt like a bee thought my ears were flowers...

[@anacabezasdiez4266]

This is so cool for me because I play the harpsichord and it's a really beautiful instrument

[@vancestanfield]

I searched 'person who stares into your soul as he plays piano' and I ended up here...

[@raghavmediratta3]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vancestanfield]

@Vighnesh Ganti lol

[@williamsmith5549]

This is so uncexpected, and really, pretty sublime! The drier, cleaner acoustic of the harpshichord really demonstrates what a mind blowing contrapuntal and harmonic genius Chopin was, proving that the emotions are truly in the actual musical lines, not the extra expressive drama an individual performer adds. Thanks for your hard work here, so wonderful!

[@jeanmorin3247]

Very interesting. Now we understand how the piano forte was an important evolution over the harpsichord. So much better with the variations in hammer volume and pedal dampers. Very convincing! Thank you.

[@saricubra2867]

The harpsichord's timbre sadly was lost. Cristofori should invented a way to play the harpsichord soft and loud without changing the plectrums for the hammers.

[@demigod-_-jj8458]

Please keep making these videos the genuinely make me happy and it calms me down

[@SirMrNick]

It’s amazing how much music you have in your head. Bravo.

[@sapiensfromterra5103]

Beautiful instrument you got there! I am a harpsichord player, so most of the (melodic) passages sound good to me :D Number 6 especially sounds just like something from the baroque period. btw. Chopin loved Scarlatti, so it may be not that far fetched^^

[@ronineuskadi556]

Your music channel and your great passion for music are impressive, I love to see you play and feel the passion for classical music that I had lost a bit. Congratulations and congratulations

[@ArsLonga1967]

I love the Harpsichord, I love the Prelude No. 20 added at no extra cost !

[@donaldleroy6502]

As someone that knows very little about classical music, and even less about the composers, I must investigate more of Chopins music. I'm mightily impressed with what I hear, thanks for the tutelage 😊

[@zurich5607]

It actually works quite well

[@papagen00]

"Chopin is not Chopin without pedals" - W.A. Mozart

[@vincewarrenabas6961]

what did I just read hahahaah

[@andreshenriquez4083]

And I believe Bach said that “too much pedal when playing in the low register of the keyboard will blur everything”

[@guillaumequenderff7520]

Mozart died before Chopin bearth

[@joshjams1978]

I prefer the wise words of Vivaldi: « Debussy knows nothing of true musical forms nor intonation; he is to the piano what AutoTune is to pop »

[@Seregium]

Hey! Do not play it with full throttle!

[@destroyers3255]

I am from Poland and i am so happy because You play Chopin’ s music 😛👍

[@elitely6748]

The haprsichord... Such a beautiful sound!

[@AnnaKhomichkoPianist]

Totally agree!

[@georgiangelov13]

IKR!

[@gyrozeppeli4095]

instead of beating the strings with small hammers like piano it pinches the strings

[@zara_hak]

You know that the peace is really hard when he is looking at the piano

[@inlovewithgoats1092]

Well, it's a harpsichord. The keys on that are a different size, maybe he's just not used to that yet.

[@akshitsharma8475]

Even in the title, he have said that it's a Harpsichord.

[@sergejveit4893]

If Mozart would live 100 years earlier than he did, his music would make the people fun and happy as well. Well, it's not the instrument, but the music itself. Thank you a lot for this demonstration! It sounds great!

[@rjw678]

I love your music. You are kind, nice, hilarious and humorous. You are a genius!

[@asarishepard8171]

i love this guy and his looks of abject terror :P

[@cameronmakowski6640]

Nice word choice

[@asarishepard8171]

@@cameronmakowski6640 ty much, i wish i could say I made it up but my sister did.

[@erica.kantchev6144]

Pity the performer plays the harpsichord like a piano, not utilizing one of harprichord's main strengths - using different registers and both keyboards at the same time. The piece starting at 1:22 would have benefitted from it enormously.

[@bostrox]

Chopin is great and a proof is that even with harpsichord he remains great!

[@jeanparke9373]

...and we've been playing Bach on piano for centuries... and there is no other composer who remains greater than him!

[@pikirantakbernama27272]

Nah

[@xorowl1584]

the dexterity here is astounding. watch his hands.

[@seiya880]

The camera couldn't stand him staring at her anymore, she focused on the cabinet in the background

[@clairejones8719]

It’s sooo good

[@raishaauliaa]

you have no idea how i get this many likes

[@celestialpianosage3201]

4:41

[@ismailshtewi8560]

Playing romantic piano on the baroque instrument is a new level of difficult. He's having to concentrate HARD. It's a keyboard instrument but it behaves differently to a piano so kudos to him for being being able to pull it off as well as he did.

[@rodrigosanchez7401]

Harpsichord keys measure 20 mm, while piano keys measure 22 mm, it is more difficult to play harpsichord because you have to take more care and be more precisely.

[@darkhafgor]

He's not used to playing on the harpsichord, on the piano every key placement is locked in his head already

[@justno5954]

Mozart is doing it for him

[@metsanyc]

I love how the camera's focus knows who the GOAT is.

[@monsieurbrochant7528]

Mozart's portrait on the wall: "Am I a joke to you?"

[@juantarctica]

Wuauu the HARPSICHORD IS MY FAVORITE INSTRUMENT! MOARRR VIDEOS PLEASE, your Lordship!!

[@niezaleznyobserwator2106]

Good music will always defend itself.

[@ReverendFlatus]

I especially liked the creaky chair accompaniment.

[@kelseymathias3881]

Love it! 😎

[@eliwahuhi]

I could get down to this. It’s like dark humor without words.

[@n.ff.]

Baby Mozart is staring at us this time.

[@MegaGermanShepherds]

Wowzers! It sounds more like Baroque than Romantic! Lol! Would be hilarious if Chopin was watching this and either be impressed or not!

[@AnnaKhomichkoPianist]

Chopin knew the harpsichord so I don’t think he would be surprised :)

[@MegaGermanShepherds]

@@AnnaKhomichkoPianist I literally thought Chopin was the piano guy! Interesting to hear!

[@inanis9801]

And also like most keyboard composers he studied bachs well tempered clavier and was was inspired to write those preludes.

[@CoffeinkaTheChemist]

He will be impressed

[@riccardocostantini11]

Chopin knows Bach very well, and in fact when he travelled across the europe he takes whit him the 2 volumes of the well temperated clavier. Also in all his composition there is a remind to baroque armony, in particular Bach's armony

[@ianbean6581]

Imagine playing Scott Joplin on a harpsichord 😂

[@ΚάτιαΦ-ε1χ]

That's would be funny for sure 😂

[@DailyBach]

You're in luck! Search for E. Power Biggs on Spotify. He's recorded a bunch of Joplin on the Pedal Harpsichord.

[@DailyBach]

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[@romansans1]

@Adolf Hitler Thank you Hitler, very cool.

[@ianbean6581]

@@DailyBach wow that's interesting. Thanks!

[@angelcourty1215]

Allways a pleasure watch you at the piano. Thanks.

[@caesarsneezer6992]

I thought I would like Chopin on harpsichord, but it still sounds like Chopin

[@TheElderOne28]

Imagine going back in time and playing this during the Baroque period. You would be burned at stake...

[@yektasabeti4795]

Why?

[@charlesvalkan252]

@@yektasabeti4795 yes.

[@MontoyaMatrix]

@@yektasabeti4795 Because circus music had not yet been invented, so the people just would have freaked and thought it was the devil delivering then to a carnival from Hell.

[@lathapriyashivakumaar3846]

@@MontoyaMatrix but Handel made a lot of pieces for the harpsichord. Would chopin’s music be considered circus music?

[@MontoyaMatrix]

@@lathapriyashivakumaar3846 Would not have because Chopin's composition relied a lot on the sustain pedal. The composition doesn't work without it in many of Chopin's pieces, because the harmonies get lost or disconnected. Same reason that it generally wouldn't work if you peformed Beethoven or Brahms symphonies on two or three harpsichords. The symphony would not really come out of those instruments. In fact, this harpsichordist here is secretly, and very cleverly demonstrating this here. It's really quite genius!

[@ladonegrodafora]

Lordao se poder falar em um vídeo quais são as dificuldades ou diferença entre tocar o cravo e o piano, agradeceria, um abraço.

Técnica bem diferente, cravo tem teclas mais leves e menos profundas, a sensação de controle que o cravo passa é bem diferente tbm, sem falar na falta de dinâmica.

Em resumo, é um instrumento um pouco mais delicado de tocar que o piano.

[@Phasma_Tacitus]

Além disso, cada apertar de tecla toca duas cordas, e dá pra controlar, meio aperto só toca uma. O teclado de cima tem uma leve diferença sonora do de baixo, mas não sei o suficiente pra explicar, porém o mais interessante é que dá pra trocar ambos teclados juntos, visto que o Cravo tem um mecanismo de acoplamento. Você empurra o teclado de cima pra trás e ele se torna um com o de baixo. Aperte uma tecla em um e a mesma tecla é apertada no outro.

[@Kaio1000]

@game Soares para tocar uai 🤦‍♂️ na música existe um grupos de notas que funcionam juntas em harmonia e são chamados de escalas. De um jeito simples de entender, é como se cada grupo de teclas do instrumento representasse uma escala, e nas músicas que ele tocou ele usou uma escala que fica no teclado inferior, mas se ele quisesse tocar com uma sonoridade diferente sem alterar a música, ele poderia alterar a escala, deixando a música mais grave ou mais aguda,

[@bobfrediii2131]

The first one sounds as if I’m in a haunted old clown theme park

[@AG-tv5hs]

Sooo true

[@vickenator]

This made my day. Thanks so much for sharing it. Can't wait for your Bach video!

[@YosefinaandPatrick]

Vinheteiro so creative!! A very nice view, that we realize this hapsicord looks like.

[@theringedpianist]

This is like playing Bach on a piano. Wait, we don’t already do that?

[@abdul-hadidadkhah1459]

And it sounds rubbish.

[@WakarimasenKa]

The buzzing sound almost makes it sound like it is played on The Floppotron. Well. perhaps not really.. But It made me think of it :P

[@Isnogood12]

Why is Homer Simpson staring at the painting at the bar? -It's Mozart.

[@XXStrong1]

Took me a second

[@shakti8551]

XD

[@amusicment4829]

Hahahahaha!

[@matanfi]

LOVE THE SOUND OF THE HARPSICHORD:) NICE WORK AND COOL IDIEA

[@oikkuoek]

Never thought I needed to know this. Thanks for the enlightenment!

[@quadratic9190]

Play some bach on that harpsichord

[@whaijorhujishkomunyk]

Liszt

[@pompom7x728]

BOTH 🙏🏻😘🙏🏻

[@Isnogood12]

He said in another comment that he will play Bach next!

[@redlinx5520]

This what you do when you’ve learned every single piece of music there is to learn

[@kimbrolyy]

Reminds me of the merry-go-round in Rollercoaster tycoon

[@debrabolton9372]

You are incredibly talented! I really enjoy the harpsichord and Chopin is a favorite. Thanks! Be well!

[@Roinaeh]

Oh Lord, you make me love Chopin even more. Thank you.

[@PhoenixXx_22]

Mozart is now 265 years old! Happy birthday to him!

[@jrexx2841]

Chopin is 211

[@seancregomusic]

Amazing job with these! Of course I don't have to tell you this, but for all others, playing a harpsichord is a completely different instrument and skillset than a piano. I find it much more difficult than a piano. To do what he did is quite spectacular. There is nothing better, though, than a fresh French double with all the stops pulled. The power you feel is even more than a 9' concert grand piano, for sure!

[@OscarRuiz-gj3mp]

....and a 16' register ?? Heaven shakes!

[@Metal.AstroN]

Cravo é um dos meus instrumentos preferidos! Gostei muito do vídeo. Espero que venham mais vídeos tocando cravo!

[@robertalcock1523]

Absolutely intriguing!!

[@radwanelhairiri7879]

Crazy idea! Amazing as always 👏👏

[@mcinshadley]

The repeated A flat sounded less like rain drops and more like the buzzing of an alarm clock . . . ick

[@geovani60624]

eu amo o harpsichord é um dos meus instrumentos preferidos, gostaria de um dia ter um

[@Lucius_Chiaraviglio]

Needed to make use of the upper manual for some different sounds -- both lute stop (not sure if this harpsichord had it, but that was at least a common feature on the upper manual), and different number of string ranks between the 2 manuals (with even the option to couple upper to lower). That's how you got different volumes on a harpsichord (apart from a few experimental models that had a swell pedal or a mechanism for moving the jacks/quills towards or away from the strings).

[@aspaglf4154]

It sounds better than what I was thinking when I read the title! Great job!

[@keiztrat]

One of my favourite string pianos