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Thank you for your interest! The music is published by Stainer and Bell - stainer.co.uk/shop/k30/

@@StevenDevineMusic thanks very much for the info, in consider to buy it but i have a question, the sheets are similar like the original manuscript? I play some croft pieces in a very pianistic edition on imslp and i cant understand the ornaments, do you recomend me your edition?

@@ana-ch3ie Stainer and Bell would be very accurate, but in old editions ignore HOW they wrote out an ornament and just think which are trills, turns or mordents and play them just like you would in any other baroque music.

@@grantco2 thanks!

I'd like that very much - thank you!

Thank you Lewis! Volume 4 has just been released - www.resonusclassics.com/products/johann-ludwig-krebs-keyboard-works-volume-4. Two more to go!

Fair enough - which aspect? All best !

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Hello - thanks for your comment. It's a mixture of brass and iron.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you so much!

Thank you! there's lots more, just need a bit more time to sort it! Uranie will come...

@@StevenDevineMusic glad to hear that ♫

Thank you!

Thank you! In some ways, there is more precision in the tuning (in this case, quarter-comma meantone) as there are pure thirds which are easier to tune...

@@StevenDevineMusic Today we have the exact cycles per second values assignable to each note in the twelve tone scale, rounded off typically to the hundredth or at least to the tenth; for example, A440.00, B flat 466.2, etc. From Pythagoras to Puccini, no one had any concept of such numerics beyond the level of what Pythagoras himself surmised. ua-cam.com/video/7TE5LkJ8x8E/v-deo.html

The only "pure" interval is an octave - e.g. A 440 to A 880. Beyond this, of course it is POSSIBLE to have, say, a pure fifth (A 220 to A 330) or other pure intervals such as a third or seventh, but you can't tune a keyboard instrument or any other stringed instrument based on pure fifths, pure thirds, etc. - unless you were to limit your performance thereon to playing only ONE CHORD for your entire repertoire, between tunungs. The rule of 78ths precludes any other outcome except for disasters such as octave-stretching and sour-apple renditions of The Well-Tempered Clavier.

@@scottdavis691 Your point is well made and absolutely accurate, but we may have to disagree about "precision" as no temperament is precise (as you say) and equal temperament is, to my ear, equally out of tune and (apart from octaves, as you say) worse on harpsichords (especially this little Italian instrument) than pianos. Really appreciate your comment - it's such an interesting topic! All the best.

Thank you so much! I had real fun learning this and the A minor P&F

Thanks for your kind comments. I'm afraid I can't allow you to repost - I'm so sorry. Thank you for your interest though.

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Pascual is a fantastic pianist and composer; he wrote a message on the harpsichord group on Facebook asking a harpsichordist to play one of his piano pieces on harpsichord and so I did and loved it! He very kindly wrote this D major for me. His website is : pascualgimeno.wixsite.com/composer/bio

Pascual Gimeno is very much alive and active - and in fact wrote this piece for me after he originally requested to hear his (piano) music on a harpsichord. I recorded this A minor Prelude and Fugue in response to that request: ua-cam.com/video/9ccpgoFZ_RY/v-deo.html Pascual's website has some downloadable music - including that A minor Prelude and Fugue: pascualgimeno.wixsite.com/composer/music

Thank you Carl!

Thank you Andrew - I appreciate your comment!

There are a couple more which I'll get under my fingers at some point.

@@StevenDevineMusic actually there are six of them so far...I'll send you 5 and 6.

@@pascualgimeno6804 Fantastic - can't wait! I'll get learning...

Thank you so much! More coming soon, I hope...

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Thank you Peter, I hope you enjoy it!

@@StevenDevineMusic just arrived today. Really looking forward to it! A great project - thanks, Steven!

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Thank you, I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I tuned quarter - comma meantone for this.