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C. 1560 Truro, England 1640 London, England Giles Farnaby, (born c. 1560, Truro, Cornwall, Eng. died 1640, London), English composer of virginal music and madrigals who ranks with the greatest keyboard composers of his day.

Britten Sinfonia's programme featured renowned Bach interpreter Angela Hewitt and one of the composer's greatest keyboard works, although there was a twist since Hewitt did not play the Goldberg Variations – rather these were programmed in an arrangement for string orchestra.

Here it was prefaced by three pieces from The Art of Fugue, while the recital began with a historical curiosity, the D minor Passacaglia by Johann Caspar Kerll, published in 1686, which in some of its expressive ways prefigures what Bach did in his greatest keyboard works half a century later.

At first, I thought it was the greatest keyboard to ever come out of Waterloo, but that reaction quickly subsided once I started to peck away.

In many ways, it is an impressive machine, with a clear screen, a fast Intel processor and a great keyboard.

They were brilliantly stage-managed, in a way that showed Joseph Goebbels at his craftiest: as he said, "Think of the press as a great keyboard on which the government can play".

Now a favorite among conductors and orchestras for their Technicolor elegance, these remembrances of Schubert's great keyboard miniatures were conceived with the piano's percussive bite and its brittle color schemes in mind.

For those who don't know their music, here's an introduction: The First Song to Listen to If You've Never Heard of Them: "Enola Gay" is the obvious choice, a dance song with a great keyboard hook and surprisingly powerful, incisive lyrics about the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

Great phone, great keyboard, great price.

Other than that, it's a great keyboard.

Here's a great keyboard mod involving glass and nickel keys on a polished brass frame.