Maker: Bosendorfer, 1999
Tuned to modern pitch A 440

Maker: Peter Collins, 1995
Three-stop continuo organ (Wood Gedact 8, Flute 4, Principal 2)
Compass: CC – g (56 notes)
With transposer (one semitone higher or lower from A 440)
Oak case
Size 3 ft 7 in (height) x 3 ft 6 in (width) x 1 ft 9 in (depth)

Keyboard range C to e''' 53 keys

Transposition a' = 392/415/440/466 Hz.

Pipes in cedar and solid oak

3 registers : Bourdon 8', open flutes 4' and 2'

Built by Matthias Griewisch

After the c. 1470 instrument at the Royal College of Music London
1 register : 8'
​Range: F/G - a"
Real gut strings

Maker: John and Linda Shortridge, ca 1975.
Presumably a copy of an instrument by Claude Jacquet in 1652

GG/BB - d3, 415 Hz (no transposition)
8' 8' 4'
Standard size square tuning pin

Size 222 x 82 x 26 cm
Transport cover included

Suitable for concerts and rehearsals. Ensemble rehearsals for up to 4 people are possible at the location.

Maker: Michael Johnson, 1997
Working compass at A 415 and A 440 Hz: FF – ff3
(no bottom FF at A 392 Hz)
Strung at A 415 Hz, transposing up and down a semitone
Two 8 ft choirs, plus a 4 ft + buff
Size 247 x 102 x 30 cm
Lacquered in dark red and decorated with gold leaf in the French 18th century style (stand separate)

Flemish / French harpsichord after
Ruckers/Blanchet (petit ravalement)
​at the Château de Versailles
Built by Andreas Kilström (2007)
Double manual
2x 8', 4', lute     ~     FF/GG - d3
Transposing: 392 - 415 - 440 Hz

Flemish virginal Joannes Ruckers, Antwerp 1629 (4 ½ foot)
Exact copy of the instrument at MIM Brussels 
Built by Matthias Griewisch
C/E - d3
Pitch: e’ = 392 Hz (a’ sounds a minor third higher then 440 Hz) 
The only replica of this virginal type in the world !