UPDATED 06/08/2008

FEATURED INSTRUMENT CONCERT   If you enjoy this concert, please donate by clicking on the button to the left! French Harpsichord after Blanchet (1720) Samples by Eric Bricet and Jean Yves Garet Krebs, Johann Ludwig: Fugue in F, Br II:13 The subject of the fugue is inverted about halfway through, but comes in right side up at the end in the pedal. Impulse reverberation added. [2:32] MO Bach, Johann Sebastian: Concerto in B minor, BWV 979 Based on an unknown concerto, this multimovement piece has a lot of the usual Vivaldi-like conventions (arpeggiation, ascending sequences, unison passages near the end of movements), plus a few unorganistic rolled or repeated chords which sound best on a harpsichord. Impulse reverberation added. [10:58] MO Bach, Johann Sebastian: Concerto in G minor, BWV 983 Three movements, [Moderato] - Adagio - Allegro. A few pedal notes were added to each, and the Adagio was provided with several echoed passages, similar to the written-out ones in the third movement, which is basically in two voices. Implse reverberation added. [7:49] MO Krebs, Johann Ludwig: Trio in Eb, Br II:28 Two sections: Adagio and Non molto allegro, a charmingly ornamented lark. Parallel 3rds, 6ths and heavy ornamentation abound in both movements. Impulse reverberation added. [4:41] MO Walther, Johann Gottfried: Concerto del Signor Mancia In four movements for two or 3 keyboards: Allegro - Adagio - Allegro. Impulse reverberation added. [9:2] MO