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Thank you for your valuable comments. I also own the Chrisander version of Couperin's collection, and I know that Brahms respected Baroque music. However, I did not know that he owned Mozart's clavichord. The clavichord is the origin of keyboard instruments, and I believe it is important to make use of its playing style when thinking about 19th century music.

@@masamiusuibaroque I believe the pipe in its modern form predates the clavichord. "In 1361 the cathedral organ at Halberstadt, Ger., had three chromatic keyboards and pedals; the keys, however, were much wider than those of the modern keyboard. The modern size of keys was fairly generally established by the end of the 15th century. Although the Halberstadt organ had three manuals, it had no stop mechanism. The main keyboard controlled a huge mixture stop, and the other keyboards controlled reduced groups of stops. Ctesibius’ slider arrangement was probably rediscovered some time in the early 15th century, and it became common soon after 1450." The clavichord being derived from the monochord begins in the 1400. Johannes Brahms owned a clavichord that was once owned by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The instrument had an interesting history. After Mozart's death, the clavichord was passed through various hands, and it was eventually acquired by Brahms in the 19th century. I recently discovered that Brahms also owned one of Haydn's clavichords...Hamburg-born Johannes Brahms spent some time in Vienna in the early 1860s before moving here permanently a few years later. A room in the Franz J. Haydn house is dedicated to Brahms contains the instrument."This “Brahms room”...contains furniture and other items, including paintings of his piano room and desk. Brahms once owned Haydn’s clavichord, which you can also see in the museum." I don't know which of Haydn's clavichords this is, I do recall he gave one to a friend when he left the Esterhazy's employment. Mozart's other last clavichord was bequethed by Mozart's youngest son Franz Xaver, who in 1841 to the Mozarteum Foundation in Salzburg, which has now loaned it to Vienna’s Mozarthaus in Domgasse 5, where he lived from 1784 to 1787. The clavichord came with a small handwritten note by Mozart’s wife Constanze, in which she testifies that her husband’s last works such as The Magic Flute, La clemenza di Tito, and Requiem were all composed on the instrument within the space of five months. Frau Mozart also wrote that in his final years, this was Mozart's favorite instrument which he played on singularly.

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Thank you for your kind comments!! It is a pleasure you enjoyed with this video! I played most parts with my finger pedals, and only use the damper pedal in a few places. Also, since this recording was made using the Zoom platform and the recording equipment is not the best, I feel that it is difficult to convey the real truth of the sound.;)

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Frescobaldi was a pionner Frescobaldi and Kapsberger they too are my favorites from the early baroque era

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