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Instrument was Built in Close Contact to
the Court of Louis
XIV, King of France and is
Representing a Harpsichord from the Paris
of Francois
Couperin.
After the Year 1703, the French
Harpsichord Builders Adapted the Flemish
Construction and the Vaudry is a Good
Example for the French
Harpsichord-Building before 1703.
The
Original (Range GG-c³) is in the
Victoria and Albert Museum in London and
it had a Very Unusual Soundboard-Ribbing.
Some Harpsichordmakers have Copied it
Before me:
No one Dared, to Copy the Ribbing
Originally: I was in 1986 the First and
the Result is the Reward for my Courage.
My
Copy has the range of GG-d³ and on
8´8´4´-Stringing 4 Registers: one
8´and one 4´on the Lower Manual and on
the Upper Manual one Strong, clear 8´and
one Soft, Bright 8´.
Manual coupler, Transposing Device
(a1=415-392), length 221 cm.
Price with simple stand: US$
28,770
additional Original stand: US$ 5,460
For
historical Details, please click HERE.
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