Perhaps stupid question but why on the earth 10 people opted to thumb down? This video is comprehensively informative, yet short and crisp. Did they need more? They'd better go get specific books. You can't expect to get a full treaty herewith, can you?
I've always been interested in this instrument that seems almost lost in these times when music has changed so much. Thanks for posting this cool little video. Maybe someday I'll be lucky enough to happen by an old one to add to my repair projects! Best Regards from Cape Cod
Thanks for this video. Thinking of getting a clavichord (when or if I have money!) and glad to be able to see this demonstration. I would have liked to hear a longer demonstration of the differences in tone, though, perhaps with the same passage played on both.
I've seen some keyboards that split the black keys into separate "sharp" and "flat"keys; I wonder if that principle could be usefully applied to a double-fretted clavichord, so each octave would have strings for C/C#, Db/D/D#, Eb/E, F/F#, Gb/G/G#, Ab/A/A#, and Bb/B?
I wonder if anyone ever tried making highly fretted clavichords with (for instance) 4 strings having highly overlapping ranges and matching 4 ranks of keys, so that you can get adjoining notes by playing the notes on different strings, like on a guitar? I have seen a video in which somebody made a clavichord with just 1 fully fretted string, but nothing in between. Edit: Think of a cross between a clavichord and a nyckelharpa.
Hello, why couldn't you Try Remaking A Daddy Grand Piano by putting on 88 Tuning Forks like what you did on an Upright Piano, Please do the Same Thing on a Daddy Grand Piano For Most of us TH-camrs, It will be a much Better Idea For us so we can Try and See and Hear It Thank You.
'Has separate strings for all the natural notes'... bup bup bup bup bup bup buh. My ears encased by headphones 'hears' a Beatles' sitar? I am following Wim Winters on AuthenticSound and having a difficult time adjusting to the lute-ness I hear from the clavichord and therefore finding myself more deeply enamored of the fortepiano, and, surprisingly, the harpsichord. This video is wonderfully presented. Thnx.
Wait wait wait, is there official proof of vibrato being used in clavichord playing? What was this german word? I've been wondering of this for some time, is there some treatise that makes reference to this or something? I would love to look into this further, but I felt I was at a dead end.
Hello You stated "both offer different musical advantages." I'm hoping to buy a clavichord. I'm thinking I want an unfretted clavichord? Can you tell me what the advantages a fretted clavichord has?
There are less strings to tune, less strings putting tension on the soundboard, and their smaller size makes them slightly more portable (I assume you want to build a full size one, and not one of the little tabletop ones)
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This is terrific -- "the good part of TH-cam."
Thank you! Finally, I understand the difference.
finally someone explained the difference clearly to me. Thank you!
I built one of these based on an 18th C. German design. A very interesting instrument, not all that easy to play. Very touch sensitive.
Nice
This kind of videos are the reason why TH-cam was created. Some people ruined it.
great information.
Perhaps stupid question but why on the earth 10 people opted to thumb down? This video is comprehensively informative, yet short and crisp. Did they need more? They'd better go get specific books. You can't expect to get a full treaty herewith, can you?
I guess they are just miserable bastards.
Aaah the good times where dislike was still visible. But yes, you are right, there is no reason to dislike this video
I've just made it 11👍
Maybe, they don't like simple videos. Don't Nazi the Internet.
Concise, beautiful, and thorough!
Thanks for teaching me about clavichords. This was wonderfully helpful.
These instruments are charming. I really want to get a small clavichord someday.
Amazing explanation. Thank you!!
I have an Unfretted Clavichord w/ Two Keyboards & Bass Pedals but what distinguishes it from other Clavichords is that it uses Nylon strings.
God bless you for teaching me and videoing this comparison...i loved it
Thank you for sharing this is exciting.
Excellent demo!!! Very educational!!!!!
I've always been interested in this instrument that seems almost lost in these times when music has changed so much. Thanks for posting this cool little video. Maybe someday I'll be lucky enough to happen by an old one to add to my repair projects!
Best Regards from Cape Cod
Thanks! What I wanted to confirm. Very educational! 😎
Thank you, that's very interesting and well explained.
Muy interesante 👏👏👏
Very informative :D
Very interesting.
Thanks for this video. Thinking of getting a clavichord (when or if I have money!) and glad to be able to see this demonstration. I would have liked to hear a longer demonstration of the differences in tone, though, perhaps with the same passage played on both.
If I were you, I would buy a harpsichord
Awesomeness
Wonderful video. Wish there were more like it on youtube but sadly straightforward educational videos are hard to find on the platform.
That's really informative. Thank you. :)
Fantastic! congratulations!
Very informative, Thanks!
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I've seen some keyboards that split the black keys into separate "sharp" and "flat"keys; I wonder if that principle could be usefully applied to a double-fretted clavichord, so each octave would have strings for C/C#, Db/D/D#, Eb/E, F/F#, Gb/G/G#, Ab/A/A#, and Bb/B?
PERFECT
thank you
I wonder if anyone ever tried making highly fretted clavichords with (for instance) 4 strings having highly overlapping ranges and matching 4 ranks of keys, so that you can get adjoining notes by playing the notes on different strings, like on a guitar? I have seen a video in which somebody made a clavichord with just 1 fully fretted string, but nothing in between.
Edit: Think of a cross between a clavichord and a nyckelharpa.
Interesting thank you
Very interesting! Thanks I wonder what's the italian translation for fretted and unfretted....
Thanks, very informative! Can you tell me what you mean by ‘the sound can be more silvery’? What does ‘silvery’ mean in this context?
It’s just a colorful analogy
Hello, why couldn't you Try Remaking A Daddy Grand Piano by putting on 88 Tuning Forks like what you did on an Upright Piano,
Please do the Same Thing on a Daddy Grand Piano For Most of us TH-camrs, It will be a much Better Idea For us so we can Try and See and Hear It Thank You.
How many keys does a double fretted clavichord allow for?
Which Clavichord is the fretted one? It seems to have a wonderful sound. Does someone knows?
Why is the first one tuned a semitone flat
Donde podre comprar una replica de un clavicordio?
Who made the fretted clavichord?
'Has separate strings for all the natural notes'... bup bup bup bup bup bup buh. My ears encased by headphones 'hears' a Beatles' sitar? I am following Wim Winters on AuthenticSound and having a difficult time adjusting to the lute-ness I hear from the clavichord and therefore finding myself more deeply enamored of the fortepiano, and, surprisingly, the harpsichord. This video is wonderfully presented. Thnx.
Wait wait wait, is there official proof of vibrato being used in clavichord playing? What was this german word? I've been wondering of this for some time, is there some treatise that makes reference to this or something? I would love to look into this further, but I felt I was at a dead end.
Bebung
Hello
You stated "both offer different musical advantages."
I'm hoping to buy a clavichord. I'm thinking I want an unfretted clavichord?
Can you tell me what the advantages a fretted clavichord has?
There are less strings to tune, less strings putting tension on the soundboard, and their smaller size makes them slightly more portable (I assume you want to build a full size one, and not one of the little tabletop ones)
what's the bach fugue you were playing?
It is from Fugue in f minor, BWV 881, from the second book of Well-Tempered Clavier - the sequence in question starts on measure 17.
well if u include the string then technically there's 2 things moving
This needs tuning, it's tuned a semitone under 440 hz tuning
Troll?
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415hz