Recordings with new sampled historic keyboards

[Steffen Fahl]

Hi,
still without that much time for long discussions, I just like to share some new recordings with just released sampled historic Keyboards. Iam curious, what you think about:
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www.sf-media.12hp.de

1) an italian cembalo from 1590
https://www.realsamples.de/Edition_Beurmann/sounddemos/Italian_Harpsichord_II_Demo_-_Girolami_Frescobaldi_-_Toccate_F_SF09.mp3

https://www.realsamples.de/Edition_Beurmann/sounddemos/Italian_Harpsichord_II_Demo_-_Girolami_Frescobaldi_-_Toccate_G_SF09.mp3

https://www.realsamples.de/Edition_Beurmann/sounddemos/Italian_Harpsichord_I_Demo_-_Giovanni_Gabrieli_-_Ricercar_SF09.mp3
2) an german "Lautenwerck"

https://www.realsamples.de/Edition_Beurmann/sounddemos/German_Lautenwerck_Demo_-_Johann_Sebastian_Bach_-_Fuge_BWV_1000_g_fuer_Lautenwerck_SF09.mp3

https://www.realsamples.de/Edition_Beurmann/sounddemos/German_Lautenwerck_Demo_-_Georg_Boehm_-_Praeludium_-_Fuge_-_Postludium_g_SF09.mp3

https://www.realsamples.de/Edition_Beurmann/sounddemos/German_Lautenwerck_Demo_-_D'Anglebert_-_2eme_Gigue_SF09.mp3

3) an english spinett from the early 18th century

https://www.realsamples.de/Edition_Beurmann/sounddemos/English_Spinet_II_Demo_-_Henry_Purcell_-_Toccata_con_Fuga_A_SF09.mp3

https://www.realsamples.de/Edition_Beurmann/sounddemos/English_Spinet_II_Demo_-_Georg_Friedrich_Haendel_-_%20Lesson_1_B-Dur_SF09.mp3

https://www.realsamples.de/Edition_Beurmann/sounddemos/English_Spinet_II_Demo_-_Johann_Sebastian_Bach_-_Englische_Suite_3_g-Moll_-_Prelude_SF09.mp3

[lostinidlewonder]

Here we go again

[Steffen Fahl]

Here we go again

Ah, you want to loose another 50$ before you have paid the first 50$ you have lost already in the other thread? (for which I was to busy to last weeks)


Its a pity. I thought I would get some skillful criticisme on my pure midiprogrammed and mostly seldom heared pieces of early keyboardmusic.
 
best
Steffen

[perfect_pitch]

Its a pity. I thought I would get some skillful criticisme on my pure midiprogrammed and mostly seldom heared pieces of early keyboardmusic.

Yeah... but whether we can criticise it without you brow-beating us or belittling everybody with your shoddy english skills and poor spelling like last time, is another thing.

I for one choose not to listen to it, only because I'm sick of you Fahl5 and will choose to ignore this thread. You didn't win over any users in your last thread, so chances are no ones really going to pay attention to anything you do now.

It's your own fault really.

[Steffen Fahl]

Hi perfect_pitch
Here we go again  
...Your are welcome
best
Steffen

[pianisten1989]

Haha! you really don't see it, do you?
The only thing you want is us to say "OMG YOU ARE SOOO GOOD!", but since none of os really do, we say "Wel, I didn't really like it". Then You say something like "You ignorant fools! I pity you *bla bla bla* No musical knowledge! *bla bla bla* So now, tell me what you think!! "

so okey, here we go. I do it for the Team.

Fahl5, OMFG YOU AND YOUR SAMPLES ARE SOO GOOD!!"

[gacktc]

I love how the chords sustain sound in the Cembalo.

The Lautenwerck, nothing that really moved me, sounds like a guitar though.

I really like the spinett though.

I also love the beginning of Appassionata recorded in this 1805 Caspar Katholnig piano:

https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/media.slate.com/media/slate/Podcasts/100224_4-HenryAppas.mp3