Tutti Mozart 2 - Nannerl Notenbuch 4-6 - The Clavichord

[@patrickmeyer2802]

Oh my god his enthusiasm is incredible.

[@barneyquiberon]

That's what I thought too.

[@fisharmor]

You get an upvote for sheer pythonesque stage presence.

[@tsecwah]

Very nice, simple and inspired

[@hifijohn]

nobody listen to the clavichord till I blow this whistle.

[@rafaelmonteirorodrigues4672]

Your audio recording and mixing work hasn't gone unnoticed or unappreciated. Thai video sounds so good I want to hold it tight and never let go

[@jerryy7650]

Now I wanna get a clavichord

[@animalistiktiero3835]

me too!

[@melzlink4100]

Do not get a Neupert one lol.

[@louiscouperin3731]

@@melzlink4100 Why?

[@melzlink4100]

@@louiscouperin3731 They are terrible lol.

[@louiscouperin3731]

@@melzlink4100 What about their harpsichords and fortepianos? (I'm asking because I'm looking into getting a historical keyboard instrument and can't find any info on Google lol)

[@danawinsor1380]

Mr. Kattah! I love your channel. Your personality and enthusiasm are delightful.

[@JohnRDallasJr]

From passion displayed for the instrument and its music, and the abundant and adroit use of humor, to the production quality of this HD video, you earn five stars from me. Thank you.

[@patrickhlavinka6364]

What! You can put vibrato on the notes? You can pitch bend? This is awesome!

[@MegaMech]

You can pitch bend on piano too. It's just more subtle, and doesn't necessarily have a good tone.

[@paulcaswell2813]

Yep - from the most primitive keyboard instrument of all...

[@MegaMech]

@Dogman Like I said it's more subtle. Definitely not the same as a clavichord. If you hit the key hard enough the hammer hit's the string hard enough to move or stretch the strings which changes the pitch temporarily. The strings vibrato on the higher keys can be manipulated a little bit too. The tone will be bad though. So "In a way" yes you can. Is it same as clavichord? "No"

[@Syckxpack]

@@MegaMech bullshit. Don't play clever, if you don't have an idea. - subtle but no good tone? (Opposition) - Pitch bend on a piano? - (just stupid) Maybe you are talking about synthesizer-keyboards or e-pianos... those don't have strings...

[@MegaMech]

No. I am talking about a 9 foot grand piano. Strings are not static! Have you seen how quickly an acoustic guitar goes out of tune? A freshly tuned piano starts losing its tuning about an hour to a week later. It's a very small difference, but a good ear can hear it. Now how does this relate? Strings, no matter the stringed instrument, can stretch. If you hit the key really hard on an older piano you can literally hear the string stretching and going out of tune (Or due to bad tuning pegs). So "pitch bending" can happen on a piano from:#1 The string stretching from being hit too hard by the hammer, which temporarily makes the note change slightly and come back.#2 The hammer slamming into the string so hard that the string produces a metallic ping sound which results in bad tone or a "bent pitch".Both of these are ways to change how the string vibrates, or how the vibrato of the note sounds. It can create slightly different tone colour. So as I have already admitted, it is not pitch bending in the traditional sense. If you pulled out a tuner, and hit the note really hard you'll notice the strings go a few cents sharp. Pianists have to be careful not to play forte too loudly, or else the tone sounds bad, like overblowing a saxophone or trumpet.In practice, this piano pitch warping would be an unwanted sound.

[@markmorabito1643]

This clavichord has a very unique tone, which I like more than the tone of most other clavichords. Most clavichords have a very dull hammered dulcimer or lute like tone, some even sound like an old upright piano, but this one almost sounds like a harpsichord.

[@melzlink4100]

The thing is, this clavichord is very bad. Is a XX century "revival" clavichord. A clavichord is not suposed to ve a harpsichord lol.

[@nostalgiakarlk.f.7386]

What I like about this particular instrument is that it does not have baroque tuning. What a relief.

[@danielbillingsley74]

I love this guy. Everything he says sounds positively lascivious.

[@UMAMIMAMU]

And the ten dollar word of the day award goes to....................Daniel Billingsley!!!!

[@nostalgiakarlk.f.7386]

Those eyes.

[@ejdotw1]

What an excellent presentation - nicely done!

[@raonimm]

Parabéns pelo projeto. Uma pena poucas pessoas poderem saber disso.

[@TuttiMozart]

+raonimmartins Muito obrigado!!

[@draLaura_Christina_UFPR]

Parabéns. O projeto divulga a música erudita de forma didática sem ser "chato". Muito criativo.

[@unfoldingflower2687]

Beautiful! I will start listening and watching from the beginning!

[@jace_Henderson]

Dude low key creeps me out 😂

[@ishan6241]

Beautifully played! And one can argue endlessly about authenticity, but I love the sound of the instrument. It's expressive, musical and above all not boring (unlike many clavichords)

[@rebeccakeim6399]

You have such wonderful enthusiasm

[@williammuniz6245]

Meu mais sincero parabéns, nunca imaginei que pudesse existir um canal tão extraordinário para estudos!

[@gatoklimt4216]

why it sounds more clearly than the modern piano to me?

[@maksphoto78]

Because it's so quiet. The piano is a lot more resonant.

[@s.l5787]

Clavichord has higher harmonics, gives it that bright sound

[@victorpecora340]

Because pianoforte can hide your mistakes, it is not a instrument made for poliphonycal music. So baroque music and renaissance sounds horrible. Clavichord, harpsichord, and fortepiano are much more clear.

[@Fosvis]

These are great videos Sir... keep up the awesome work.

[@therealzilch]

A very charming and nicely played introduction to the clavichord. cheers from cold Vienna, Scott

[@dramarisakattah]

Vinicius, adorei , e achei que fez toda a diferença você tocar na penumbra, à luz de uma vela....ficou estupendo!

[@TuttiMozart]

Marisa Kattah Obrigado!!! Lindo não?? =)

[@luuktorn]

Sounds good for a revival instrument

[@dubettoni]

Cada episódio fico mais fã deste projeto meu amigo !

[@drleopoldopires]

meus parabéns! Muito bom. Ótima dicção no inglês também!

[@TuttiMozart]

+Leopoldo Netto Obrigado meu caro! =)

[@luisotaviobarreto8098]

Puxa, que bacana! Parabéns pela qualidade do vídeo e pela criatividade. Genial.

[@TuttiMozart]

Luis Otavio Barreto Muito obrigado Luis!!!

[@kirkwahmmet8406]

This guy is awesome

[@milesdavidsmith]

I'm so glad they eventually switched around the key colors to black accidentals!

[@paulcaswell2813]

I'm not! I unfortunately learned on a French-pattern harpsichord, so the 'reversed' keyboard is the norm. Still takes me a couple of seconds to reset my mind to the usual. Only the French and Germans used white sharps - all the other schools used white naturals / black sharps.

[@abraorodas]

Especial esse video em!!!! Nem conhecia esse instrumento!

[@TuttiMozart]

+Abrao Rodas Muito obrigado! Seja bem-vindo! =)

[@MelodicDG2]

Amazing videos, Keep up the great work!

[@ObiTrev]

0:03 The face of someone dead inside.

[@rositalainho]

Super !!Parabéns!!

[@Shanpencalameño]

você é a pessoa mais excêntrica de vídeos de música contemporânea !!!!

[@b00i00d]

Thank you so much for posting this - so much I hadn't realised about the clavichord! (that it has dynamics, note bends (!!! - I'd love to try some blue notes on it :) plus of course the way you video'd that takes us inside the instrument!) And of course, like a real musician, you end with actual pieces! So many videos about music are just dry boring talk by dry boring people... And the little sketch in the end brings the age to life. Wonderful - Well Done!

[@Wolfganger]

Love these videos!

[@JurglyWurgly]

You are sofa king adorable. And your playing is nice too. :)

[@CarmonarioDennis]

Parabéns pelo projeto! Incrível!

[@TuttiMozart]

Arthur Carmonário Obrigado caro Arthur!!! =D

[@b00i00d]

At 1:15 is it an actual excerpt you're playing? It sounds lovely!

[@johnkiunke5617]

A lot of Mozart paintings are very different. What did Mozart actually look like?

[@TuttiMozart]

John Kiunke Great question John! Stay tuned on the next episodes! =D

[@LoanwordEggcorn]

Thanks so much for sgaring this wonderful presentation! Technical comment: I appreciate that the instrument is very quiet, but for a better audio presentation, the sound of the instrument should be raised relative the the sound of the voice. As it is, it is very difficult to hear both without "gain riding" and adjusting the volume as a listener.

[@nicolabrn4666]

it is perfect to play Funky Music adding Pick Ups under the strings and processing the sound with a Wah Wah effect pedal...

[@jeremykittel4132]

Ahh, you are hilarious good sir. And this is a great video, thanks!

[@TuttiMozart]

+Jeremy Kittel Thank you Jeremy! =) Best wishes from Vienna!

[@Tizohip]

legal muito fera

[@Scpr.ValerieMay]

It was actually composed by his Older sister Maria Anna Nannerl Mozart

[@Wolfganger]

Ummmmm…actually -🤓

[@Persun_McPersonson]

@@Wolfganger Unoriginal bottom-of-the-barrel joke.

[@viiciusberabacutumba]

As sonatas de mozart tanto soam bem no cravo como no piano, mas Mozart escreveu um repertório especifico para determinado instrumento ou o que ele escreveu seria para os três (Cravo, clavicórdio ou fortepiano) ?

[@TuttiMozart]

Mozart escrevia pra instrumento de teclas, o Clavier. No século XVIII a transição entre o cravo e o fortepiano foi muito grande. Mozart sempre teve acesso aos dois em sua fase jovem e adulta! O Clavicórdio sempre existiu e era um instrumento que o Mozart teve acesso a vida inteira!

[@AllanRosendo]

O que Mozart acharia das atuais execuções de suas óperas? Preferiria como escrito ou com o uso de appoggiaturas da época?

[@TuttiMozart]

Allan Rosendo Excelente pergunta Allan! Dentro de alguns episódios iremos falar sobre ornamentação e improvisação em Mozart! E quem sabe o próprio Mozart não fala sobre esse assunto também! Abraço!

[@jinnymudlark1815]

Thank you!

[@이근호-j5m]

Thank you

[@amadeuswolfe7180]

love it bravo

[@akanecortich8197]

love the music. modern composers have trouble finding two notes in the same key.

[@stefanjosewagner2312]

olá... gostaria de saber o que mais agradava a Mozart alem da musica,... se ele tinha um hobby ou algo semelhante para sair da rotina. grata.

[@TuttiMozart]

Francy Wagner Muito obrigado Francy!!! Mozart adorou sua pergunta! =D

[@theworldasitis4290]

I luv your channel

[@Wolfganger]

I love your mother but I don’t crow about it like you do

[@josecubela9642]

Omg, you are so cute! And an excellent keyboardist!

[@深夜-l9f]

this sounds so good

[@CreatureWillis]

Great!

[@johnkiunke5617]

Why are the notes shown 2 scale steps higher than normal on the page? Was this a common thing to do back then?

[@TuttiMozart]

John Kiunke Hi John! Yes! Mozart wrote many of his piano pieces in Soprano C clef for the right hand! This was quite normal! Interesting isn't it?

[@flautadocebr]

Porque as teclas são nas cores invertidas?

[@paolozanotto3355]

Prezado, há algum calvicórdio que pode ser usado em trios? por exemplo: traverso ou vio lino ou oboe e cello?

[@TheSeanoops]

Wasn’t that instrument also known as the “virginal?” You’re quite the character by the way, you’ve earned yourself a new subscriber.

[@zdrastvutye]

6:13 why not try a graphic face animation from one of the mozart paintings

[@miguelrotaeche8582]

An excellent clavichord. Who made it?

[@kubrickinho]

Parabéns pelo belo instrumento e pela sua interpretação! Que edição você está usando que contém a reprodução das páginas originais do Notenbuch?

[@wolfie8748]

how can you play dynamics in clavichord I don't get it..oooo

[@pixlheart2369]

But can it djent ??

[@aah5251]

PIXLHeart let’s hope not

[@pianopurpose9789]

Was war Mozarts erste Komposition?

[@elmanocristo]

What is colour in portuguese in the music denomition? Thanks if you answer, Vinicius Kattah.

[@lunairepierrot5420]

Can you play Mozart sonata like k333 by this clavichord? Seems there are not enough of keys there How can Mozart compose his works by this kind of instrument?

[@Sreedevhh]

This is cool, where do i get one?

[@TheMrfatmama123]

Hi I was curious if there's anyway to get my hands on a copy of the sheet music for all the tunes, Thank you!

[@tomdog54]

Beautiful! Who is the clavichord builder and what is it modeled after?

[@murilohumbertocmcb]

Ótimo! ^^

[@PureAwesomeness857]

Is there a standard clavichord key width? I played a harpsichord and found it much narrower than a piano. If I purchased one, I would like the keys to be as similar to a piano as possible.

[@NazihBitar]

Have you thought of using a Midi piano and finding a daw to emulate the sound?

[@ausgefuuchst]

Why was the clavichord not the very most used instrument in early times? A cembalo didn't have the dynamics as a clavichord it seems...?

[@enzocypriani5055]

Traumgeblubber it is very quiet to be heard. White the clavichord is almost muted by any other instrument, the haprsichord is loud enough even to lead an orchestra.

[@enzocypriani5055]

Traumgeblubber it is very quiet to be heard. White the clavichord is almost muted by any other instrument, the haprsichord is loud enough even to lead an orchestra.

[@ausgefuuchst]

Thank you very much, that was very informative. :D

[@mateuspereira9288]

Geehrter Mozart, Você conheceu Beethoven? Se sim, impressionou-se com a habilidade dele? Danke schön!

[@TuttiMozart]

Mateus Nascimento Obrigado pela pergunto Mateus! Fique atento aos próximos capítulos! Bitte bitte!

[@kkingkkyong]

Such a cute guy😂😂

[@basketballshaolin93]

Excelente proyecto Vinicius, saludos desde Guatemala. Aquí va mi pregunta: ¿Mozart tuvo alguna mascota?

[@TuttiMozart]

Abner Anton Gracias Abner!!! Saludos!

[@jhonjericlauz5065]

and how should you know how to read it?????

[@allcontakt]

Que foda, cara! Isso é no Brasil?

[@Wolfganger]

No? 💀

[@leticiapoiani52]

Gente levei um susto quando vc falou em português skskkaksksk aaaaaaa eu amo musica em cravo

[@victorpecora340]

Tambem.

[@jaakkohaakana7765]

What is the instrument used here? I know it's a clavichord, but which design, builder etc?

[@SinanAkkoyun]

I want these clavichords * - *

[@SEGS83]

Parabéns pelo canal! Onde conseguimos comprar um instrumento destes? Creio que esta marca é alemã correto (neupert)?

[@joseantoniocarlosdeseixas8044]

Clavicordios são encomendados a artesãos, por isso é difícil de encontrar um a venda.

[@oceanicmayans3048]

OMG, sounds like a acoustic guitar

[@butth0le_inspector]

De região você é ?

[@OfficialWorldChampion]

who made the clavichord?

[@richardmoon1852]

thansk

[@raquel_hakeu]

Mein Herzlichen Danke !!! (Is my German correct ? I am brasileira, my mother language is portuguese.

[@L1102]

Its pretty good. Totally correct would be: „Meinen herzlichen Dank!“

[@erixlloliver-darkmusic]

Você é brasileiro? Onde conseguiu seu clavicórdio?

[@jimakosdimitri]

His pronunciation of the Greek word written on the screen was very incorrect

[@BlackBunn1e]

I was so ready to disagree with you, because so few people on KZbin (especially speakers of modern Greek) are familiar with reconstructed Ancient Greek pronunciation. But then he said the word and my eyebrows climbed so high they put a crack in the ceiling. 😬

[@skinnysnorlax1876]

A non-native person speaking in English mispronounces words in Greek. Color me surprised.

[@natetabormusic]

Net vergessen Zweibelrostbraten. :)

[@raphaelarzadon8892]

What kind of piano is that?

[@HowardJohnstone]

Although the principles are correct, this modern day tolerance instrument will not give the kind of sound that was present at the time.

[@Ekvitarius]

This clavichord almost sounds like a harpsichord.

[@jhonjericlauz5065]

I like mennuet in g major

[@mariateresagutierrezsierra9042]

La música es de Wolfgang su hermana no era compositora y Wolfgang era más famoso q ella es y será más famoso el genio más grande de todos los tiempos!

[@otavioaugustodesousagugu8712]

Deus. Preciso fazer fisk.

[@ghostexdelta6750]

Klavicuard

[@ruperttmls7985]

No lo se... creo que en la actualidad ni el mismo Bach podría escuchar el tenue sonido del clavicordio con tanto ruido del exterior (los autos, el tráfico y los aparatos electrónicos) jajaja

[@ks3bigksudjoht180]

Your german sounds so southern, I thought you weren't a german speaker. LOL