Jose Iturbi

The film features Jose Iturbi demonstrating the harpsichord, an early form of the piano, explaining its six pedals and their functions. He showcases how the instrument can produce different tones and combines keyboards before performing "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 11" by Franz Liszt on the modern piano.

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Jose Iturbi, harpsichord, piano, demonstration, six pedals, musical performance, Hungarian Rhapsody, Franz Liszt

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