Don't forget they tuned to a completely different A than they do now! The A they tuned to was believed to be around A415 (which is a half step lower). They were just trying to have a period performance.
Excellent harpsichord playing! What's more, the violinist has a good, clear, resonant tone while also applying a bit of judicial vibrato here and there. Very well done! As has already been asked (but not answered), I also ask: who are the players?
It seems that the recording lowered the pitch, as the second note clearly sounds like an open string (E string) lowered a whole tone. Also, if you listen to the second movement there is a few F2 (one tone lower than the lowest tone of the violin, the open G). Due to the impossibility of lowering the G string a whole tone (it needs more tension), it's pretty sure that the tone down is a recording matter.
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0:01 - preludio
3:40 - allemanda
5:39 - sarabanda
8:15 - giga
I. Preludio (Largo) 0:00
II. Allemanda (Allegro) 3:39
III. Sarabanda (Largo) 5:39
IV. Giga (Allegro) 8:15
so pure and lovely
8:10 for Allegro ( learning this part ).
Good balance, correct tempo!
3:40
Don't forget they tuned to a completely different A than they do now! The A they tuned to was believed to be around A415 (which is a half step lower). They were just trying to have a period performance.
Beautiful performance! Who is playing?
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8:15 giga is the best
Beautiful sound. May be more fantasy in embellishments in slow movements? Very good harpsichordist. The pitch is 395 (so seems in d minor...)?
Hight insights like bachs chacconne.
Ma gli italiani non ascoltano Corelli?
Certo che si!!! =D
Stefania Giannotta io ci sono!
Presente :)
Io lo suono anche
Excellent harpsichord playing! What's more, the violinist has a good, clear, resonant tone while also applying a bit of judicial vibrato here and there. Very well done! As has already been asked (but not answered), I also ask: who are the players?
Pieter-Jan Belder, Musica Amphion
It seems that the recording lowered the pitch, as the second note clearly sounds like an open string (E string) lowered a whole tone. Also, if you listen to the second movement there is a few F2 (one tone lower than the lowest tone of the violin, the open G). Due to the impossibility of lowering the G string a whole tone (it needs more tension), it's pretty sure that the tone down is a recording matter.
May be not... it's probably they used A=392 Hz pitch
solo la ciaccona de bach es comparable a esta sonata op5 no8 de corelli
de acuerdo
3:40