- Concerto in B minor, BWV 979
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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.
Instrument:
A French Harpsichord, after Blanchet, 1720 -
Samples by Eric Bricet and Jean Yves Garet
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Audio track was created with MyOrgan software
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