Ryan Layne Whitney (J.S. Bach: Concerto in G minor, BWV 983, on clavichord)

[@BachScholar]

Some men in their free time golf, some play cricket, some drink beer and watch football. And then some delight in playing merry music on the clavichord. Nice job! By the way, I've played this third movement many times on the organ as a postlude in church. It's great.

[@pd10642]

Love your vibrato technique on this! I come back to this performance of this piece over and over. It's so good. Thank you!

[@teafruitbat]

Thank you! This clavichord is triple fretted; the Traeri replica I also play on KZbin is double-fretted, and the Stein is unfretted (as is the Sperrhake---I have four!). Triple-fretted clavichords present certain logistical challenges, and some repertoire is not playable with modification.

[@Wartybliggens]

One of your best videos so far... on any instrument. This piece and your playing really bring out the many sounds that a clavichord can produce.

[@sandyhackney]

What fine music making!! Nice sounding clavichord, too. Bravo Jack Peters and Fruitbat!

[@sfbonedoc]

5 stars for this video - fine playing, I especially like your volume variations. The subtle agogic is praiseworthy.

[@kefaad]

charming as always:-)

[@fortepianowalter]

Bravo!

[@MrAsc0001]

the 2nd and 3rd mvt sound a bit like a vivaldi peice.

[@rubigineux]

5/5

[@kchti2948]

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