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  2. Harpsichord - Wikipedia

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    Starting in the middle of the 20th century, ideas about harpsichord making underwent a major change, when builders such as Frank Hubbard, William Dowd, and Martin Skowroneck sought to re-establish the building traditions of the Baroque period. Harpsichords of this type of historically informed building practice dominate the current scene.

  3. Ruckers - Wikipedia

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    Hans Ruckers was a Catholic and had 11 children, two of whom became harpsichord makers, and his daughter Catharina (to whom harpsichord maker Willem Gompaerts (c.1534 – after 1600) was godfather) married into the instrument-making Couchet family, ensuring a strong continuation of both dynasties; his son Joannes continued in the family craft.

  4. Frank Hubbard - Wikipedia

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    At the time of the publication of his book, Three Centuries of Harpsichord Making, in 1965, Ralph Kirkpatrick wrote that "he unquestionably knows more about the history and construction of harpsichords than anyone alive today". He developed a harpsichord in 1963 based on a Pascal Taskin instrument of 1769 which was sold as a do-it-yourself kit ...

  5. Sharpsichord - Wikipedia

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    The Sharpsichord is a musical instrument created by Henry Dagg in Faversham, Kent. [1] It is a pin-barrel harp that plays music using a system of pegs, like a music box. [2] [3] The pegs slot into a grid of 11,520 holes [1] to program songs onto a 46-string harp using a chromatic scale. [4]

  6. Harpsichordist - Wikipedia

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    Harpsichord, like other art music instruments, is typically studied in a post-secondary university or music conservatory program, leading to a diploma or degree. As harpsichord playing requires an extensive knowledge of Baroque performance practice (regarding realizing figured bass parts, adding ornaments, playing with correct style and articulation), harpsichordists may take courses in ...

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  8. Couchet - Wikipedia

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    The Couchet family were Flemish harpsichord and virginal makers in Antwerp, closely associated with, and descendants of, the Ruckers family.. Harpsichord by Jan Couchet, 1646 with later ravalement, MIM Brussels

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