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Giovanni Meneghetti (1730-94) - Harpsichord Sonata in B-flat Major, I. Allegro. Performed by Enrico Zanovello, harpsichord.
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Giovanni Meneghetti (1730-94) - Harpsichord Sonata in B-flat Major, I. Allegro. Performed by Enrico Zanovello, harpsichord.
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Restoration Log 002
Continuing restoration process.
New melody uncovered but unspecified.
Restoration Status: 33%
Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) - Overture No. 4 for Harpsichord in e-minor, TWV 32:8, I. [Lento. Allegro]. Performed by Harald Hoeren, harpsichord.
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went to one of those colonial towns that we have here in america (not sure if it's universal) today for the first time in. a while. and i went off the main road to find the cabinet maker AND harpsichord maker building? because harpsichords? and it was genuinely the most beautiful house i had ever seen.
i was the only person in there other than the Guides (one did the talking and one was building harpsichords in the background) and he asked me questions in The Tour Guide voice about harpsichords and i answered them! and he seemed (pleasantly?) surprised!! and we geeked out over harpsichords!!!
anyway, moral of the story is, don't be afraid to take the road less traveled on. you might find a harpsichord.
Blast from the past…must be 15 years ago? Anthony, the harpsichordist and I are just about to release an album together!
Guys I would turn up the harpsichord but unfortunately because it plucks its strings instead of hammering them it literally doesn't have dynamics
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