@@organiste the variation format would be good to explore the different sounds of the claviorganum =3 and Pachelbel have a lot of arias with variations, like the Hexachordum Apollinis
In a bigger form, you can listen to the partita Sei gegrüsset from 11’30” th-cam.com/video/MHawfOManos/w-d-xo.html I will look at Pachelbel in the next time.
May I suggest you get a 2nd or 3rd camera to record the keyboard and pedals and have those camera somewhere that doesn't hide too much the instrument like where the title was and o top-left?
Hi! The harpsichord is from Max Doronin and it’s a conventional double flemish and just slightly modified. The organ is build with a mechanical system to receive the harpsichord. The conception is very complex. You may ask the builder Quentin Requier about plans, but I doubt he will share them.
This is different from the last claviorganum that I heard, which had only regals (although very good ones) for the pedal -- this one appears to have more than 1 rank of pipes in the cabinet underneath. I didn't get to see a camera angle that showed the manuals, but am I inferring correctly that one of the pipe ranks is on the manuals and the other on the pedal?
Cool instrument!! I love the Bach!!!
The tonal textures here are amazing
You are so fortunate to own such a wonderful instrument. Thank you for ‘sharing’ it with us and for your beautiful playing.
This is incredibly beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
🙏🏻
Very good idea. It makes it easier to listen to the polyphony and makes the music more spacious.
Thank you!
Anche nell'esecuzione di questo sublime preludio corale Lei ha dimostrato grande sensibilità, musicalità e assoluto buon gusto. Complimenti.
BWV 654, My favorite of Bach's organ pieces
Beautiful Music, Beautiful Instruments!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Claviorganum is such an amazing instrument! Is it yours?
If possible, what about recording some of Pachelbel pieces for keyboard?
Thank you! Yes it’s my instrument.
Sure, are you thinking about variations?
@@organiste the variation format would be good to explore the different sounds of the claviorganum =3 and Pachelbel have a lot of arias with variations, like the Hexachordum Apollinis
In a bigger form, you can listen to the partita Sei gegrüsset from 11’30” th-cam.com/video/MHawfOManos/w-d-xo.html
I will look at Pachelbel in the next time.
Bravo Sir.
May I suggest you get a 2nd or 3rd camera to record the keyboard and pedals and have those camera somewhere that doesn't hide too much the instrument like where the title was and o top-left?
Someday, but I use the most of my money on instrument, not on camera:)
@@organiste A 720p webcam is--very--affordable.
Beautiful - music and instrument ;) It is some custom build "on request" to mix these like this together?
It is custom build yes, but you will find a lot of different claviorganum in music history. Händel/monteverdi/Haydn/Prætorius etc.
who made these instruments? Is there a possibility to obtain the plans for them?
Hi! The harpsichord is from Max Doronin and it’s a conventional double flemish and just slightly modified. The organ is build with a mechanical system to receive the harpsichord. The conception is very complex. You may ask the builder Quentin Requier about plans, but I doubt he will share them.
Description (en option) 😂
What's the name of this "hybride"instrument ?!!
Hi! It’s called « Claviorganum », or in French « Clavecin organisé »
Wonderful!
PS: Please remove the cable reel from the picture for the next video.
Get a life !
This is different from the last claviorganum that I heard, which had only regals (although very good ones) for the pedal -- this one appears to have more than 1 rank of pipes in the cabinet underneath. I didn't get to see a camera angle that showed the manuals, but am I inferring correctly that one of the pipe ranks is on the manuals and the other on the pedal?
Hi! Yes, the organ has II/P:
I: bourdon 8, flûte 4, doublette 2, quinte, régale 16/8.
II: principal 8
I/p, I/p 4’, II/p, I/p 4’
I/II, II/I
Merry Christmas!
Ghislain
@@organiste Remarkably efficient in use of space.
Yes, just incredible instrument!
Is it a single instrument or two?
Both;)
you can do better ...
but not much...
maybe move the cable drum out of sight ? ;-)