Otto Steinmayer: Les Plaisirs des Cétacés. John Moraitis, harpsichord. @johnmoraitis
Otto Steinmayer: Les Plaisirs des Cétacés. John Moraitis, harpsichord.  @johnmoraitis
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:48 A performing challenge
2:50 The recording process
3:47 Overdubbing and dislocation
5:20 Performance
8:11 Patreon information

Otto Steinmayer: Les Plaisirs des Cétacés (dedicated to Linda Skernick).
John Moraitis, harpsichord.
Harpsichord by Martine Argellies (Montpellier, 2012), after Dulcken.
Temperament: Rameau. A=415 Hz
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