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Valenti

Posted by pbarach on December 16, 2014 at 18:57:41:
I have about 100 of the Valenti LPs, and I like them as harpsichord performances of the sonatas. But you have to like his instrument, which is a massively loud piece of equipment that few harpsichordists would choose today.
Here is a link to nearly 300 of his Scarlatti recordings, converted to youtube:
http://www.scarlattivalenti.com/
Note: These are the old Longo numbers for these sonatas. Everyone uses the K (Kirkpatrick) numbers these days. Here's a converter for the numbers:
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/music/marinkyo/scarlatti/referenco.html.en