Prior editions of the Congress:

International Clavichord Symposium I (09–11 September 1993)

International Clavichord Symposium II (21–23 September 1995)

International Clavichord Symposium III (24–28 September 1997):

Haydn and his Viennese Contemporaries

International Clavichord Symposium IV (08–11 September 1999):

1.) Carl Philip Emanuel Bach

2.) Clavichord with Company — Three and four-hand music and the clavichord used with other instruments

3.) The Clavichord on the Iberian Peninsula

International Clavichord Symposium V (05–08 September 2001):

1) Scandinavia: Historical Clavichords and musical Repertoire

2) 16th, 17th and 18th century, matching Instruments to Repertoire

3) The Clavichord as an educational Tool

4) Forum for Builders

International Clavichord Symposium VI (10–13 September 2003):

The Clavichord before 1700

International Clavichord Symposium VII (07–10 September 2005):

The Clavichord and the Lute

International Clavichord Symposium VIII (05–08 September 2007):

The Clavichord on the Iberian Peninsula

International Clavichord Symposium IX (16–19 September 2009):

1) Haydn and the Clavichord

2) From Clavichord to Fortepiano

International Clavichord Symposium X (6–10 September 2011):

1) The early clavichord from first iconographical documents to the earliest extant instruments (organology and repertoire)

2) The pedal clavichord, from its origins to the eighteenth century

3) The clavichord in the nineteenth century

International Clavichord Symposium XI (3–7 September 2013):

1) CARL PHILIPP EMANUEL BACH

2) The Clavichord, Key to all other Keyboard Instruments

3) Other Topics

International Clavichord Symposium XII (1–5 September 2015):

1) The Clavichord as a Pedagogical Instrument: Past, Present and Future

2) Other Topics (history, restoration, building, etc.)

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