What must it feel like to play an instrument that is one of seven known to exist in the world? Pianists Shuko Watanabe and Timothy...

What must it feel like to play an instrument that is one of seven known to exist in the world? Pianists Shuko Watanabe and Timothy Gaylard know this feeling, playing works by Muzio Clementi (1752-1832) on a Clementi grandforte piano. Some of Clementi’s most well-known and some lesser-known works are presented, including four preludes from Musical Character Pieces, two sonatinas, the famous Sonata in B-flat, two four-hand duets and a rondo for keyboard and flute, featuring flutist Byron W. Petty.