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BERNARD BRAUCHLI CLAVICHORD & FORTEPIANO |
LECTURES-CONCERTS
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From the Clavichord to the Fortepiano
18th-century
keyboard music and the evolution from the clavichord to the fortepiano
Instruments:
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Copy of an
18th-century clavichord
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Original
square piano by Chr. Baumann, c. 1775
Duration:
75 mn. (60 mn. music + 15 mn. lecture)
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The Square Piano and the Fortepiano
A
history of these two instruments and their role in 18th-century keyboard music.
Instruments:
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Square
piano by Chr. Baumann, c. 1775
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Copy of a
fortepiano by Anton Walter, 1782 (Mozart Geburtshaus, Salzburg)
Duration:
75 mn. (60 mn. music + 15 mn. lecture)
Lectures on specific composers and
the relationship between their music and the clavichord or fortepiano are also
available.
A. De La Herran, copy of a Harpsichord
by Jean Daniel Dulcken (Bruxelles, circa 1750)
COMBINED
PROGRAMS
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Keyboard Music from the Early Clavichord to the Late
18th-Century Fortepiano
Recital
presented on two clavichords, square piano, and forte-piano, illustrating an
evolution which spanned more than three centuries. Works by H. Aston, G. Frescobaldi,
J. S. Bach, C. P. E. Bach, W. A. Mozart, J. Haydn
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The Family of Early Keyboard Instruments and their Music:
Clavichord, Harpsichord, and Fortepiano
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Vanini, copy of a Harpsichord by Carlo Grimaldi (Messina, 1697)
