DE CLAVICORDIO VII Proceedings of the VII International Clavichord Symposium – Magnano, 7-10 September 2005 – Edited by Bernard Brauchli, Alberto Galazzo, & Judith Wardman. 277 pages, 34 black & white illustrations, 53 color illustrations. ISBN 88-900269-3-6 Contents: Ute Henning, Clavichord Reception in Russia: With Special Reference to the Bach Family Juan Luis García Orozco and Pablo Padilla, Perspectives on the Clavichord in New Spain Juan Luis García Orozco and Pablo Padilla, Mexican Clavichords Grant O'Brien, The Lindholm Clavichord, Stockholm 1791 Eva Helenius, Aspects of the Clavichord in Sweden in the Nineteenth Century David Ledbetter, German and Swedish Keyboard Arrangements of Seventeenth-Century French Lute Music: A Repertory for Fretted Clavichord? Paul Bavington, Comparison of Two Eighteenth-Century North German Clavichords

Alfons Huber, Characteristics of Some Viennese Clavichords in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century Laurence Libin, New Insights into Tannenberg's Clavichords Luc Breton, Pseudo-Amplification: A Physical Principle of Stringed Instruments Exemplified in the Lute Christopher D'Allessandro, Brian F.G. Katz and François Boudet, On the Acoustics of the Clavichord Gregory Crowell, The Clavichord as a Plucked String Instrument Christopher Hogwood, The Keyboard Music of John Dowland Ilton Wjuniski, The Style Luthé in the Harpsichord Works of François Couperin and some Aspects of Their Performance on the Clavichord Maria Erdman, The Infiltration of Lute Repertoire into Keyboard Music in Poland in the Sixteenth Century Lothar Bemmann, The Clavichord in Films

Bernard Brauchli, Addenda and Corrigenda to Bernard Brauchli's 'A Comprehensive List of Iconographic Documents on the Clavichord' Alberto Galazzo, Index of Names view other volumes of De Clavicordio Available from: OMI - Old Manuscripts & Incunabula PO Box 6019 FDR Station New York, NY 10150 tel (212) 758-1946 www.omifacsimiles.com immels@earthlink.net