What a cute harpsichord I want one.

What a marvellous piece by CPE Bach and what a cuttie lil' harpsichord.

Wow you can really hear his fathers influence in this! Love it. Great performance too.

Really nice to hear it on a period instrument, with the influences of Sturm und drang very clear. Truly beautiful, love the way time is stretched yet the pace is steady

0:33 really reminds me of the solo in the third movement of the concerto in d minor by Bach.

"So how fast do you want your music to go?"

I just love those baroque passages that move up or down the modes of a scale.

Sehr schön... Für mich die perfekte Musik...

This is my absolute favorite classical piece, especially beautiful on the harpsichord... My goal as a pianist, like my very talented mother... I hope I can capture the passion this artist displays. Kudos to this amazing musician, truly great! ️️️

Very nice and quick! Just as it should be played! Thanks and God bless you!

What a beautiful harpsichord! is cute :D and wonderful performance!

Eblouissant ! Remarquable !!! Merci et bravo. Cordialement Olivier

I love the freedom of tempo.

superbissssimo, beautiful sound, thank you

Great performance!! I'm starting to learn this piece and it's really helpful to have a great example to comparison

I am a professional pianist of the Russian classical school, and we have always been taught that all similar sixteenth notes should be perfectly even in terms of timing. However, here I hear what we conventionally call 'unevenness,' and I'm wondering if someone could explain if I am wrong or if this style of performance is characteristic of the era, or if the performer is indeed playing with some variations in the sixteenth notes within the given context. Specifically, the sixteenth notes seem to have different speeds within the subdivided group, creating an effect that is not conventionally taught in our training. I'm curious to understand if this is a deliberate stylistic choice or if it may be a unique interpretation by the performer.

Nice playing! Great sounding instrument too!

Simply beautifully perfect