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Harpsichords
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1533
Dominicus Pisaurensis and rose. My reproductions. |
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Original
harpsichord at University of Washington signed Dominicus Pisaurensis
1600? and my replica. |
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Demonstration
table of earliest keyboards: clavicytherium, chekker and octave
harpsichord. On the right a pedal harpsichord combination with
Dulcken on top c.1972. |
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Mersenne
harpsichord.
Flemish muselaar after Ruckers 1610 in brass. |
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4' Italian
harpsichord c.1520 from Intarsia in Genoa. |
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Pierre
builds ottavino in my shop c. 1972.
4' Italian gets it's soundboard. |
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Some of the
models I've built.
Earliest Italian harpsichord c.1500.
On right, Flemish musular and
harpsichord in appropriate colors. |
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Double manual after
J.D. Dulcken 1745, 2x8 + 1x4, lute, buff, shove coupler. Built in 1973 also for a Canadian
customer. This instrument is now in Austria. |
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Anglo-Italian single
manual harpsichord after Scotti 1753 (Mozart's harpsichord). 1x8 with buff. Designed for
school and institutional use, includes lid and durable case. This instrument is owned by
Auburn, Washington School District and used with the school orchestras and choral program. |
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Double manual
harpsichord after J.D. Dulcken 1745, 2x8 + 1x4, lute, buff, shove coupler. This instrument
was built in 1973 for a Canadian customer. The instrument an be seen in eastern Canada. |
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Jack Peters
Harpsichords
14330 Phinney Ave N.
Seattle, WA 98133
jpearlymus@gmail.com
(206) 364-8254 |
