Clarification is needed here, with regard to Andrew's mention of Leonhardt
using an Amner for his Goldberg recording. Yes, GL did such, but that was the first of his three recordings of the Goldbergs, in the early 1950s.
GL recorded them again in the '60s on his 
Skowroneck, and then again in the late '70s on a Dowd. Leonhardt was emphatic in his dismissal of the "revival" instruments, and preference for truly historically based instruments. 

Lee Ridgway
Boston

> On Dec 2, 2017, at 5:45 PM, Andrew Makuch <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> 
> P, played on a humble Sperrhake. Please listen to it and admire the "discreet charm" of revival insruments. Andrew Makuch, owner of a vintage Chalis. PS And let's remember that Gustav Lenonhard's "Goldbergs" were recorded on an Ammer, made in Easter Germany.

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