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Apr 18, 2006
Tuning of temperaments
Since several people have asked me, I want to point out that I tune my harpsichord completely by ear. I get my first pitch using a tuning fork, and the tempering of intervals is done the "old way." Those who…
Read moreJun 6, 2005
Cantique de Jean Racine
Many weeks of hard work, negotiation, and planning resulted in the Roman Catholic and Episcopal choirs in Lambertville, NJ combining to sing a Mass at both churches, with Faure's Cantique de Jean Racine as the anthem. This was a truly…
Read moreApr 23, 2005
"Bach" temperament
I want to point out that the "Bach" temperament in the A minor Fantasia soundclip is not exactly the same as Lehman's interpretation. For those who are interested in temperaments, it is based on the same structure, derived from the…
Read moreApr 1, 2005
Another new soundclip
This one is actually from last year. It's an excerpt from a live performance of JS Bach's Wedge Fugue in E minor at the Bach Marathon in Allentown in spring of 2004. (I don't have control over where these appear…
Read moreFeb 7, 2005
sound clips
I just wanted to point out that the sound clips on this site were recorded as an experiment in non-edited recording (except the Tannenberg organ recording.) There are a few slips which were allowed to remain, as they were recorded…
Read moreDec 22, 2004
Sound clips on this site
For those of you who came to this site to hear the difference between various temperaments, there was a mistake on the hi-fi clips. The hi-fi links to different clips of Adeste Fideles were all playing the same file, so…
Read moreNov 11, 2004
Tannenberg Clavichord Discovery!!!!!
I was fortunate enough to be present at the Moravian Historical Society in Nazareth, PA when Laurence Libin, from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC, made the fabulous discovery that the clavichord in Nazareth was signed and dated by…
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