San Colombano | Musical Stories - Early Music Day 2022 at the Tagliavini Collection

On the occasion of the International Early Music Day organized by REMA - European Early Music Network, the Artistic Director and Curator of Museo San Colombano, Maestro Catalina Vicens, tells the story of selected instruments of the Tagliavini Collection and of the fascinating historical figures connected to them.
Featured in this video:
Harpsichord - Nicolò Albana (Naples, 1584)
Spinet - Anonymous (Naples, late 16th - early 17th century)
Piano in form of a harp lying down - attributed to J. M. Schmahl, (Ulm, ca. 1770 - 1780)
Catalina Vicens - performance and narration
Stefano Albarello - video, audio and production

[@RosemaryThomas1]

At last a harpsichordist who makes the instrument sing as it was intended.Beautiful.Thank you so much for sharing this !!

[@PaisleyPatchouli]

Lovely! The Museo is very lucky to have you Miss Catalina Vicens as their Maestro, Director and Curator! You are as much a treasure as are the instruments, I think more so!

[@HarpsichordVinylGallery]

Thanks, I enjoyed the lecture with the context of the instruments and music explained. That should be done more often in this way.

[@MarkHoemmen]

This is an amazing multiartistic production -- thanks so much for sharing this with us!!!

[@EnsembleMareNostrum]

Meraviglioso!

[@OfficialWorldChampion]

Unbelievably beautiful instrument

[@giuseppeolivini6128]

Strumenti splendidi, accurata esecuzione.... ripresa del suono semplicemente favolosa! Grazie*

[@gerardorabago5475]

Tu sei una donna molto bella, ma, sopratutto, sei una grande e vera artista. Grazie mille volte!

[@angelwise]

Very interesting, and really fascinating instruments! And it‘s good to listen to you playing something „new“ on YT. It could be longer with pleasure.

[@ssbphotography]

Genius presentation.

[@edgardomartinezlazaro3800]

Una maravilla de museo❤

[@artie360]

Beautiful instrument and beautiful playing. Thank you for sharing this!

[@Pianofortina]

This is sooo beautiful!!! 👏👏👏

[@shybro9329]

Very interesting, that particular version of a piano; I had no idea such a thing existed

[@andreas1437]

Beautiful instrument and sound! What's the name of this renaissance piece nicely played in the beginning?

[@leoxiv1942]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@MrDmitryChistyakov]

Thank you, Catalina, very unusial sound - Piano in form of a harp lying down. it may seem that this is clavichorde

[@pcadahia98]

6:50

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[@Brunetto46]

💚🤍❤