Zuzana Růžičková plays Couperin (vinyl record) 🎶📀

[@jorgetorressaenz4724]

Encantador. Muchas gracias por compartirlo.

[@musicalintentions]

lovely!

[@robertreinke7374]

The first time I really enjoyed listening to this composer's works. Really really really loved it. Obrigado.

[@theclavierist]

I am glad you enjoyed it so much! It is a charming rendition of this music.

[@wolkowy1]

In my days at the musicology department in the university, I hired a Neupert instrument that sounded like this one in your vinyl record. I used to play on it while my cockatoo sat on my shoulder (I had also two dogs and one cat at the time :) ). Only some years later, I bought an historic copy which sounded marvelous. However, now, when I'm old, and after playing all kinds of keyboards, I came to the conclusion that it is not really important on which instrument you play (authentic or not) - it is the personal interpretation that move from your mind and heart towards the tips of your fingers, that really counts (of-course, taking into consideration the authentic intentions of the composer and his era). I find now that the Neupert has its charm, even not historically authentic. Thanks so much for this interesting and nostalgic upload.

[@theclavierist]

Thank you for sharing your memories and thoughts about this :-) even though I prefer the sound of a good historical instrument, there is certainly some charm in those Neupert sounds! I guess, that in a way, they are historical in their own right by now.. Yesterday I saw a man walking in the street with an owl on his shoulder 🦉

[@wolkowy1]

@@theclavierist you should have photo this man :) I'm glad there are more 'nuts' like I used to be. You are right about the Neupert being in a way historical by now. By the way, their sound fits perfectly the early video games my children used to play when being young. I also prefer the sound of a good historical instrument, and the fingers' touch on the keys.