Spanish Harpsichord (Emile Jobin) played by Norberto Broggini

Improvisation based on a anonymous Praeludium (Chiquitos Keyboard Notebook, c.1740)

[@SoggySandwich80]

Those are by far the most beautiful keys I’ve ever seen on a harpsichord

[@massimoguardi612]

Come sempre complimenti Maestro!

[@OfficialWorldChampion]

impressive sound

[@MegCotner]

Very nice! Sounds great, and the look of the keys is so neat.

[@oscarmusicum8374]

Extraordinario, gran Maestro!!

[@kamiltopaczewski7445]

I love how it looks, and love how it sounds

[@GrotrianSeiler]

Wonderful!

[@NorbertoBroggini]

The compass of the mother of pearl keyboard is 63 notes from f-1 to g5 (not split sharps).

[@HaritheRenaissanceMan]

Wow, perfect for Scarlatti!

[@RosemaryThomas1]

Superb!!

[@PooyaRadbon]

Bravo!

[@HaritheRenaissanceMan]

What a lovely harpsichord - perfect for Scarlatti and Soler (and the other Iberian composers of that time). Where does this instrument currently reside?

[@jpbaconnet]

A suberb instrument !
It seems there are some "feintes brisées" in the bass part. Which is the compass of the instrument ? Cheers.

[@A_Muzik]

It is so ornate.

[@juliusvilfredhartung5150]

Where can you get the score for the original prelude?