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@@rimmersbryggeri Yes, I can play it much faster on clavichord. I could play it bit faster here but still dont think there is need to play fast this piece on such instrument. This recording couldnt capture the whole beauty of its sound; when Im playing I just want to enjoy each note. I think playing faster and faster begun from modern piano, which does not have even half coloristic possibilities of clavichord.

@@marekkudriaszow3943 I agree with you but there could be some limitations to speed on a fretted clavichord if the piece was not written with the clavichord in mind. I love the clavichord because of Händls early life story. I think the tempo you chose here was perfect. I also like Glenn Goulds tempo on Rondo Alla Turca but I know that opinion can cause a stir in some kettles.

@@rimmersbryggeri You are right. On fretted clavichord it can be little limitation but this is unfretted- so no limits 🙂

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I did not decided yet 😆

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@@marekkudriaszow3943 especially since this piece is an old favorite of mine to play

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Im glad, but I didnt like the sound of felt hammers. Thats why I changed it. My celesta is not played like piano. I changed many things recently so sound of my new hammers is softer than felt ones.

@@marekkudriaszow3943 Yeah the Felt hammers weren't soft enough, the new ones are gentler than the felt hammers so the bars don't get scratched.

@@marekkudriaszow3943 These Keys happen to be from an old Piano.

@@marekkudriaszow3943 It's a very gentle sound, but it can be played like a Piano

@@marekkudriaszow3943 So the Felt Hammers are soft but they weren't soft enough. So you made new hammers that are softer than regular Piano hammers. The nice thing though is that because they're very soft, the Bars won't get scratched.

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@@marekkudriaszow3943 As we add more notes, we have to get really creative w/ how those larger resonators will fit & what would really help is if they were actually tubular like organ pipes so that the sound would be projected towards the walls.

@@marekkudriaszow3943 If we use Tubular Resonators for the lower notes than E2 we can have them angled to where they'd point outward so that the sound would be directed towards the walls.

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Thanks, I learn singing few years but dont like to do it. Prefer only instrumental

@@marekkudriaszow3943 Maybe in the future you could give it a go if you want to do so but either way it's a nice Celesta.

@@marekkudriaszow3943 I did however sing this song while you were playing it:ruclips.net/video/6xjp2tmXlNc/видео.html

Thanks, I tried curved ones, was not quite happy with them

@@marekkudriaszow3943 I think the Curved ones do need some work because w/ that you could make them more compact & allow for a full 88 keys from A1 to C9 which is the same range as a Piano but an Octave Higher.

@@marekkudriaszow3943 Actually they can be Tubular & if you have them angled to point towards the walls then the sound would be directed towards the walls.

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@@marekkudriaszow3943 The resonators for those low notes are big but for the lower notes than that Guitar E2 they can be tubular pointing outwards so the sound would be directed towards the walls.

Yep, I dont like electric- like super equal tuning, so it was my choice

@@marekkudriaszow3943 What if the resonators for those low notes were actually laying flat on their sides? That way you could expand the range w/ more notes. If only Schiedmayer & Yamaha could expand the Celesta range to 88 Notes (A1 to C9) like a Piano but an Octave Higher & create the Concert Celesta aka Pianolesta.

@@marekkudriaszow3943 Maybe in the future you could return it to Equal Temperament (A440) like a Traditional Piano if you wish because then it can be played exactly like a Modern Piano in equal temperament.

@@RockStarOscarStern634 its not that simple

@@marekkudriaszow3943 What if those larger resonators were actually Tubular pointing outwards so the sound would be directed towards the walls.

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@@marekkudriaszow3943 The Curved Resonators for those super low notes could use some improvements because I find that curved resonators allow for a more compact design which means you can add more notes.

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Ours. Based on Stein, but modified very much

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