She has two great passions: the Bach family and historical keyboards. How did Maude Gratton find her way to these interests? 
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You play several keyboard instruments from different eras—harpsichord, organ, clavichord, and pianoforte. Which is currently your main instrument, and why?
Maude Gratton: I mainly divide my time between the harpsichord, organ, and pianoforte. Since the pianoforte was not my first instrument, I am now dedicating myself to it intensively. For me, it is a new instrument with a new playing technique. It demands new repertoire, and this requires a lot of time and commitment.
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