N E W 5 - O C T A V E H A R P S I C H O R D S
I N T H E N E A P O L I T A N S T Y L E
The Finished Instruments
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Instrument number 6 Decoration by Stefano Pessione
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Instrument number 7 - the first to be finished and sold Decoration by Silvia Morsiani
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Instrument number 8 - not yet finished
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Instrument number 9 - not yet finished
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Instrument number 5 - not yet finished
This instrument, strictly, does not belong with the series of 'Mozart' 5-octave harpsichords. It is identical in its construction to the rest of the 4-octave Neapolitan harpsichords built previously except that it has a soundboard made of fir (abies alba) and not of spruce (picea excelsa) - see the construction section for details of the wood used.
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Instruments numbers 6 and 7 below were inaugurated at a concert in Castel San Pietro on June 12, 2010
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