PEDAL harpsichord: Johann Pachelbel - Arietta, performed by Marco Vincenzi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 เม.ย. 2013
- Johann Pachelbel: Arietta
Performer: Marco Vincenzi
at harpsichord B. Formentelli, 1994, after Zell 1728
with
PEDALBOARD made by Giorgio Carli, 2013
Rankett - reed stop
C-d' (27 notes)
00:21 Arietta (8+8, rit. on II)
01:27 Variatio I (8'+8' and pedal)
02:34 Variatio II (I 8' solo)
03:37 Variatio III (8'+4' and pedal)
04:38 Variatio IV (r.h on II; l.h on I with 8'+4')
05:40 Variatio V cantus firmus in tenor (8'+8' choral to pedal)
06:46 Variatio VI bicinium (r.h. on II and pedal)
07:48 Variatio VII (trio, r.h on I, l.h on II and pedal)
08:58 Variatio VIII (8'+8')
09:58 Variatio IX pleno ( 8' 8' 4' and pedal)
11:06 Arietta (rit. pedal solo)
On this link you can download the original wave, for a better experience of sound:
www.carliorgani.it/Sounds/Joha...
It isn't a pedalcembalo (pedalharpsichord) but a pedal UNDER a harpsichord: very useful... In a few words: there's not only hauptwerk ;-)
The original page at:
www.carliorgani.it/harpsichord...
Giorgio CARLI, organ builder: www.carliorgani.it
Marco VINCENZI, organ&harpsichord: www.cembalo.it - เพลง
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Imagine using a pedal harpsichord for continuo. So much power!
...ingenious instrument. The reeds in the pedal harmonise very well with the strings.
For me to receive such so nice words from a musician and musicologist so important, as you are, it is a great honor, many thanks Mr. Di Veroli!
The instrument is very interesting, I was pleasantly surprised how well the organ sound blends with the harpsichord. But mostly, what an excellent performance! I always find Pachelbel a bit boring when I play it, but when I heard this I wanted to try myself. But it's nowhere near as vibrant and alive when I play it. Bravissimo!
Wow, just stumbled onto this. Combines two of my favorite instruments; Harpsichord and Organ. Love the sound of the pedalpipe organ!
Many years ago, I had occasion to see a Kilgen (or maybe Kimbal) small home/chapel/chamber instrument. It had 4 or 5 unified ranks playing
on 2 manuals and Pedal. The bottom octave of the 16' Bourdon was a 16' Vox Humana placed inside a box lined with felt to deaden the upper harmonics and "rattle" of a short length reed Allowing more the fundamental to come through. It was quite effective in a small instrument.
Tous mes compliments pour cette prestation avec ce pédalier. En fermant les yeux, nous voyageons dans une autre dimension. C'est magnifique. Merci infiniment.
Superb!
This is a beautiful sounding harpsichord! And I really like the organ pedals in combination with it. I think I actually like this better than a traditional pedal harpsichord.
Exactly my thoughts
That's true I really like It!
Me again. Still love this music and the performer.
Amazing! I have been familiar with pedal harpsichords since the mid 70's when I discovered an E Power Biggs recording. Was familiar with his organ recordings but this astonished and delighted me at the time. Until now I have never known about this configuration of plucked strings and wind reeds and I love it. Thanks for posting.
WOW. Ever since seeing one of these in an encyclopedia in junior high I've wanted to hear one. Had forgotten until this random recommendation. Thanks for sharing.
Back again. Still impressing and wonderfull!
So this is what organists do on their days off
That penultimate note is beyond musicality..
Yes! We totally do that!
Wonderful!
Questo cembalo è molto bello! Grazie per la musica.
I don't know why that is, but listening to reed registers tends to put me in a good mood.
This has put a smile on my face, for sure. Thank you, Marco.
(Oh, and a special thanks to Nuremberg, Johann!)
Magnificent, a grand instrument and a remarkable performance.
Someday, I would like to play this musical instrument
J'adore comment vous la jouez ... c'est tellement joyeux!
Master
sei un uomo da un altro pianeta, che l'interpretazione, mi punta il mio cappello, mi congratulo con voi.
Grazie per il distacco.
Belle combinazioni timbriche; complimemti per lo strumento, complemti per la sua brillante interpretazione e complimemti al geniale Pachelbel che non ha scritto solo il canone.
Bravo 👏
Look! I can play this marvelous piece extremely well on the harpsichord and I can dance at the same time!
Thank you sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much for posting this! I am in heaven! This is purest joy! S
I listen to ehis over and over again. The Rankett blends so well with the harpsichord! Amazing combination.
+Burkhard Terhart I am agree with you! :-)
After listening several times tot this video, I decided to build a pedalboard like yours from old Rankett 16' Pipes and a second hand pedalboard. My uncle is a carpenter and will help me to built a simple windchest. Iḿ really fascinated from this combination instrument. In our parish church an older harpsichord is in seldom use. I hope to change that... :-)
Burkhard Terhart did you build it?
Me encanta este instrumento... 8-)
Ver good playing and so nice to hear the sound of the harpsichord..Its a bold sound suited for music of this period...
What a gorgeous, gorgeous instrument you have there, searched for a pedal Harpsichord expecting the usual coupling method, however the fact this has a pedal reed stop, is wonderful! Your playing shows clear understanding of how to get the best out of this instrument.
Idk why the rankett solo at 11:06 makes me so emotional :(
The ultimate harpsichord and the ultimate performance. What an accomplishment. Three actions at once, four if you include reading the music.
That's so beautiful and inspiring. Thank you!
I love that final pedal trill
Bravo!!!!!
This was excellent. Thank you for posting this on TH-cam. I close my eyes and the harpsichord takes me somewhere else. Some place... better. Thank you for that.
Wonderful instrument, great interpretation. I love the pedal finale you've added :)
Thank you!
Thank you so much, very impressive presentation. It made me very happy, and I believe that's what Mr Pachelbel meant it to do.
This is gorgeous.
Absolutely wonderful! Thank you.
Superb, magnificent, marvelous.
One of my favorite videos on TH-cam.
Amazing sound! Beautiful bass.
Excellent! Great work 👏👏👏
Very, very lovely! Thank you.
wonderful!!! thanks!!!
The bass strings being plucked sound so crisp loud and nice. Good performance!
Ethan Morris I believe that the bass notes are actually organ reed pipes that are voiced to sound like a bright harpsichord.
thank you for this amazeing video . also the beautifull song.
Amazing sound, the Regale with the harpsichord. I want one!
Utterly brilliant! And presumably cheaper than a set (or two) of pedal strings? One doesn't even miss the lack of 16' tone. Love it!
I would love to have a pedal harpsichord one day!!
A rock'n'roll harpsichord! 😄👍
Very impressing!
Thank you for this glory!
Gracias!
Bravissimo!
Excellent musical performance.
Something oulde, something new, totally awesome!
that made my day! thank you!
beautiful music
Wonderful and funny. Thank you, had great pleasure doing maths alongside...
Baroque and math fit together. The Art Of Fugue was my regular study music. This is something very special.
Great performance
I love it!
I love it! It's amazing how similar in timbre the pedal reed is to the harpsichord!
What is a pedal reed?
@@caesarsneezer6992 The pedalboard on this instrument is connected to reed pipes (all the little rectangular shapes above the pedalboard, you can see them well from 1:30 onward when he films the pedalboard). If you don't know what reed pipes are, I'd suggest googling it, as it will be a bit complicated for me to explain it in English ;)
Several aspects of this performance are remarkable. Not only the unusual but excellent choice of instrument but, mainly, the playing. It is obvious that Vincenzi has devoted lots of study to decide on every single details of this very raffinated interpretation: Baroque playing technique, careful realisation of ornaments, excellent registration, great overall musicianship. Again, bravissimo!
AMAZING!!!!
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Complimenti. Spero di poterti ascoltare dal vivo prima o poi!
Superbe combinaison et très heureuse !
Merci!
Thanks!
Super instrument!! I like the sound of the reed stop in the pedal
it is how the baroque organists practiced without the bellow boys pumping away, Bach had 2 of them in his inventories.
wow lovely
Amazing :)
WOW pachelbell was good back in the day.
Guilmant512 is correct, the Rankett is pitched at 16'. Wanda Landowska had a harpsichord with a a steel frame equipped with a 16' rank of strings!
bravissimo marco
Wow!
Esta musica y este instrumento son maravillosos no se porque pero me evocan otras épocas tal vez alguna vida pasada.
I hear the 1610 Frederiksborg organ in the pedal. Magnificent!
Very nice
Please upload more with the pedal harpsichord and close ups!
Wow. I have never seen a pedal harpsichord before. This sure is different and I like it. Seems complicated to me. Then again I don't play. Wish I had learned but we were a very poor family. Thank you for the music.
Tolles Instrument. Hervorragende Interpretation. Und: eine Zungenstimme in das Pedal ist optimal.
The question I just posted is mainly about the beginning section when the pedal first enters. I think I'm right in that the left hand is doubled by the pedal making me think the manual is coupled to the pedal..Later in the piece I hear only the Rankett in the pedal.
Joy!
You guys must understand that 16' refers to a set that plays in the contrabass range, like a contrabassoon.
Impressionante a destreza e precisão destes músicos.
Il Rankett è in 16' non in 8'
Rankett, huh? Never heard of it, but will follow up for sure. See, you tube is good for something!!
I really have to know what temperament the Rankett pipes are tuned to. It sounds lovely.
Oooff, nice
Wait, there's a set of reeds on the pedals? I thought it was coupled for a minute. This is super, super cool. Is there a way you could also put a coupler to the bottom strings using some trackers? That would be really cool. You'd have a reed division as well as a 4' pedal harpsichord stop.
Took me a fair way into the video to figure out that this is actually a claviorgan. I didn't know any playable replicas had been made.
Thanks for your kindness. Actually, mine was an Italianism, surely not proper English, but it conveyed my feeling.
bellissimo.... Lei è bravissimo... inoltre lo strumento è magnifico ...
Lei fa dei concerti ? Mi piacerebbe incontrarla ...e sentirla dal vivo
Sono un musicista amatoriale e suono una replica su Hauptwerk del Mietke con pedaliera e quindi ero molto interessato al suo strumento
hienolta kuulostaa
'RAFFINATED INTERPRETATION" is this localized musical terminology or a a semantic extension of your making? I find it wonderful.
"In chemical separation terminology, the raffinate (from French raffiner, to refine) is a product which has had a component or components removed. In metallurgy raffinating refers to a process in which impurities are removed from liquid material."
Do the pedals use strings or reeds? If reeds, would I be correct in assuming it is electronic to pump with through them?
Absolutely beautiful!
Just curious.. What feeds the air? If it's an electric pump I can't hear the motor, and there does not seem to be anyone pumping a bellows.
Of course there is an electric blower into a walnut case behind the pedalboard, you can see it in the photo at 00.10. When I'm playing the noise it isn't audible:-)
Bravo!
Did anyone notice once he started using the pedals, he switched from the top manual on the harpsichord to the bottom manual?
The Rankett is a very loud sound compared to the harpsichord, so he couples the manuals together so that they're as loud as the pedals. In most instruments with multiple manuals, the top manual couples to the bottom one.
What an unusual instrument.
I can't see how I'm hearing strings from the manuals with the pedal...am I wrong in that I'm hearing the manual strings coupled in with that pedal Rankett 16', or is the Rankett the only pedal sound heard?...I don't see a coupler mechanism from the manuals to the pedal... HOWEVER, I LOVE this post!..Thankyou!
In the first variation to include pedal, I could swear I was hearing strings coupled to the pedal too. How?
He doubled the pedal with the manual