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French Double Harpsichord by William Dowd

Discover the exquisite craftsmanship of the French double harpsichord by William Dowd, a true masterpiece that embodies the essence of classical music. This 1977 Opus 356 instrument is a testament to Dowd's exceptional skill, offering both beauty and functionality. With its rich, resonant sound and light responsive action, this harpsichord is perfect for both the seasoned musician and the aspiring virtuoso.

Key Product Features

This stunning harpsichord boasts a full chinoiserie case decoration by Sheridan Germann, adding an element of artistic flair that is both unique and timeless. The painted soundboard, also by Germann, enhances the instrument's aesthetic appeal. The harpsichord features an FF-f"’ transposing A415/A440 tuning, 8’ and 4’ registers, and a buff tone with a shove coupler. Its registers are controlled by hand stops, providing the player with a wide range of expressive possibilities. The ebony covered keyboards with bone topped ebony sharps ensure a smooth and responsive playing experience. Additionally, the platform stand, styled after Louis XVI, features full gilding and fluted legs, adding to the instrument's overall grandeur.

Practical Uses and Benefits

Whether you are a professional musician or a music enthusiast, this French double harpsichord offers numerous benefits. Its exceptional sound quality and responsive action make it ideal for practice, performances, and recording sessions. The meticulous care and maintenance in a climate-controlled environment ensure that this instrument will remain in excellent condition for years to come. The padded non-matching adjustable artist bench, tools, and padded cover are included, making it a complete package for any music enthusiast. With a price of $40,000, this harpsichord is an investment in both your musical journey and the enjoyment of the timeless art of the harpsichord. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of musical history and add this exceptional instrument to your collection.