The Lute Harpsichord or Lautenwerk: Conversations Around The Piano #4, with guest Sebastian Bottone.

Exploring the unique 2001 Theorbenflügel Double Lute-Harpsichord (Lautenwerk) built by Steven Sørli https://www.lautenwerk.com/ Visit ‪@sebastianbottone‬'s channel for more baroque masterpieces played on this instrument. 01:10 How is a lute harpsichord different from a regular harpsichord? Gut strings, less dampers. 03:25 The general structure of the lute harpsichord with two manuals, rows of jacks, jack rail. 05:47 Demo of how the stops work, the "disposition," excerpt by Handel. 10:40 Choosing between manuals, J.S. Bach's "Italian Concerto." 12:25 How Sebastian Bottone came to own this lautenwerk. 16:06 Other baroque composers, Dietrich Buxtehude. 17:00 Sebastian Bottone performs Buxtehude's Allemande from Suite in G minor, BuxWV 241 19:18 Why pianists would benefit from exploring music by Buxtehude, Georg Böhm, Johann Pachelbel. 22:17 The harpsichord "touché" and ease of phrasing 23:30 Technique: broken chords, dynamics, demo: J.C.F. Fischer - Toccata from the "Uranie" Suite 26:30 The issues with playing fast on the lautenwerk 30:00 Eleonor Bindman tries out her first notes on the lautenwerk #harpsichord #baroque #baroquemusic #ConversationsAroundThePiano #bach #buxtehude #handel #baroquecomposer #musicalinstrument #harpsichordbaroquepieces