Ryan Layne Whitney: Scarlatti, Sonata in C minor, K. 84 (on clavichord)

[@SFChristo]

Those descending repeated notes sound delicious on the clavichord.

[@almostliterally593]

this particular instument is especially banjo-like. i love it.

[@sandyhackney]

Hooray! He's back. Thank you.

[@Clavichordist]

Great performance, and from memory!

[@GrotrianSeiler]

Such an asset to the youtube community. Thank you.

[@michaeljking]

Great to hear another piece on this instrument, and to see you expanding again on what preconceptions we may have had about triple fretted instruments.

[@sosome57IHateGooglePlus]

Brilliant piece of music, lustrous performance. Thanks for sharing!!

[@twiddle7125]

Yay a new video!

[@SimonPiano42]

wow, only about 4 octaves.. there can't be many scarlatti pieces completely in this range. nice playing by the way.

[@hauptwerkian]

Excelente, como siempre.

[@ebach1]

very good :)

[@MilesDatdude]

great as usual 5*

[@cyruss3813]

Hello my friend. Is that your clavichord and if so how much did it cost you and where did you buy it? And also is it light enough to carry by yourself? And excellent playing 👍

[@teafruitbat]

If you expand the information below my video, you will see the web address of Jack Peters, an instrument maker in Seattle. Such an instrument will cost at the very least a few thousand dollars. It is indeed light enough to carry around. There are many types of such small harpsichords that are more versatile than this, such as double-fretted ones, that allow for playing a wider range of repertoire.