Re:J.S. Bach the Rebel: The subversive practice of a canonic...
by mastazi on Friday October 18, 2019 @11:48PM
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You didn’t get it completely wrong in the sense that piano was in its infancy at the time and nowhere near the capabilities and sonic features of modern pianos. So it is possible that when Bach wrote his “fur klavier” (“for keyboard instruments”) compositions, he didn’t have piano in mind. Probably his favourite keyboard instrument was the lute-harpsichord since he owned one https://baroquemusic.org/barluthp.html
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Re:J.S. Bach the Rebel: The subversive practice of a canonic...
by ccffpphh on Saturday October 19, 2019 @02:08PM
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That's awesome. I'd never heard of the lute-harpsichord before, but the sound is great! The bass is so deep and mellow, but otherwise sounds pretty similar to a harpsichord. I love it, thank you.