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Peter Redstone <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 10 Apr 2001 08:39:44 -0400
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Hi folks! Mark Slater wrote:

> Mr. Jensen, As a longtime harpsichordist, I certainly
appreciate the Italian
> instruments. The literature written for them exploits
their sound in the same
> way F. Couperin exploited the sound of the instruments
at his disposal.
>
On would think from all the preceeding letters that not a
note was written or a harpsichord made - in England! nary
a mention of the place!

The facts are otherwise: not only are there a lot of
totally ignored composers, but England produced more
harpsichords than the rest of the world put together! And
damned good ones they are too!

Best!

Redstone

Peter Redstone,
Harpsichord & Fortepiano Maker,
P.O.Box 75, Claremont, VA 23899 USA
(757) 866 8477
http://www.redstoneharpsichords.com

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