Flemish double harpsichord
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Flemish double harpsichord - Cembali William HornFlemish Double harpsichord, copy from J. Ruckers, Antwerp 1638 For many people this harpsichord is unsurpassed with respect to timbre, brilliant and transparent, suitable for a wide range of repertoire. The secret of the Ruckers instruments is in having found the ideal proportions for the soundboard, such that many French harpsichord makers of the 18th century copied these instruments. In this version the keyboards are extended as required by the baroque repertoire (five octaves). The register controls, originally located on the flank, can be placed on the front panel, in the French style. The instrument can be decorated with a marbleized case and Flemish paper inside the case, in the Flemish tradition, or with gilding in the French style. Dimensions: cm. 231 x 98 x 29
Size/Dimensions/Weight
cm 231 x 98 x 28 - Kg 75
Materials utilised
holz, Musik
Production method
Instrument spielen, Cembalobau
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harpsichord, music instrument
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