List of Keyboards
Grand Piano by Deiff, G
The instrument is veneered in cherry wood and rests on three darkly polished, column-like legs. The front section of the lid, situated in front of the keyboard, and the moulding beneath the keyboard are painted with ornamentation in the style of ebony inlays. The decorative moulding above the keyboard and the keyboard sides are adorned with bronze fittings in the Empire style. The grand piano has a two-stop action in some parts and a three-stop action in others (from C2 onwards), a Viennese action and two pedals: the bass and forte pedals; originally, there was also a piano pedal. Keyboard range: Contra F – G4 (six octaves and one note). The lower keys are fitted with ivory, the upper keys with ebony.
Clavicytherium by Delin, A
The clavicytherium is a historical stringed keyboard instrument, essentially an upright variant of the harpsichord, featuring vertically mounted strings and a soundboard oriented toward the player for a compact, space-efficient design.Originating in Europe during the late 15th century, it represents one of the earliest developments in plucked keyboard instruments, with the oldest verified surviving example dated to circa 1470 through dendrochronological analysis of its wood. Photo Credit: Janot Wikicommons
Clavicytherium by Delin, A
The clavicytherium is a historical stringed keyboard instrument, essentially an upright variant of the harpsichord, featuring vertically mounted strings and a soundboard oriented toward the player for a compact, space-efficient design.Originating in Europe during the late 15th century, it represents one of the earliest developments in plucked keyboard instruments, with the oldest verified surviving example dated to circa 1470 through dendrochronological analysis of its wood. Photo Credit: Cingal Wikicommons
