Zuckermann Harpsichords International

Harpsichords, clavichords, spinets and virginals ... closely based on the best extant antiques from the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

 

Zuckermann Workshop

Zuckermann Harpsichords International is pleased to announce it's latest workshop. Three-and-a-half days of immersion in the wondrous world of the harpsichord and clavichord -- and this time, we're including the fortepiano! Details are in a special section of this website for the June 13-16 event.
 

The double fretted "King of Sweden" clavichord

The clavichord is a keyboard instrument, whose origins date back to the end of the fourteenth century, about the same time as the birth of the harpsichord.

Double Fretted 'King of Sweden' Clavichord

Our clavichord is closely based on an anonymous instrument that was probably made in Germany in the early or mid seventeenth century. It was reputed to have been in a collection of instruments belonging to the King of Sweden. Double Fretted 'King of Sweden' Clavichord

We offer this clavichord in parts for those who wish to build their own instrument. It is the easiest of our keyboard instruments to build.

Clavichord flat parts (stage 1) of prime American cherry including paneled lid, music desk, spruce soundboard and keyboard with maple naturals and cherry sharps $1,695

Clavichord case assembled, soundboard installed (stage 3) including paneled lid, music desk, spruce soundboard and keyboard with maple naturals and cherry sharps $2,625

Finished playing instrument (stage 6) $4,990 - [Details]

Carry/Cover Bag for KOS Clavichord
  • Packaging & shipping of instrument for the continental U.S. $135
  • Packaging & shipping of instrument other destinations please call for quote
  • 25% deposit required to reserve parts sets or to begin construction of your instrument.

 

1642 Hans Moermans Harpsichord

Our copy of the 1642 Hans Moermans harpsichord will be used in a new series of CDs that will comprise the entire output of the great English virtuoso virginalist composer, John Bull (1562-1628) for the Musica Omnia label. Release is scheduled for Summer 2008. [More....]

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