Music Lane

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RE: "much better than the Brautigam recordings"...

Posted by Ivan303 on July 16, 2017 at 08:01:43:
Certainly a more 'FORTE' piano. ;-)

Details of the instrument played:

Fortepiano by Conrad Graf (1782-1851), manufacturer's series number 875,
Vienna 1824 displayed at the Beethoven House, Bonn: on permanent loan by the Hummel family.

Range: Six octaves, f1 to f4; three strings to a note. five pedals, from
left to right, as follows: soft pedal (or 'due corde'), bassoon pedal,
moderator pedal, sustaining pedal, and janissary stop.