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 !

Maker: Dennis Woolley, 1998
Compass: 61/2 octaves (CC – f4)
Pitch A 430 Hz (Note: cannot be tuned to modern concert pitch)
Size 246 x 125 x 90 cm (stand separate)

Vienese fortepiano after Anton Walter & Sohn (1805)
Built by Paul McNulty (2022)
FF to c4 (5,5 octaves)
2 knee levers: moderator & sustain

Built by Matthias Griewisch
​Double manual
2 x 8', 1 x 4', Lute     ~    FF - f3
Transposing: 392 / 415 / 440 Hz

Built by Matthias Griewisch

After Christian Zell (Hamburg 1728)
​Double manual
2 x 8', 1 x 4', Lute     ~    FF - f3
Transposing: 392 / 415 / 440 Hz

Builder: Matthias Griewisch

Registers: 2 x 8-foot

Range: C – c’’’

Transposing: 415/ 440 Hz

Single manual

Type ‘false inner-outer’

Single manual

1x 8-foot

Range: C - d3

Transposition: 392-415-440

Small in size, great sound

Small in size and lightweight. Yet great, colourful, mild and with a

surprisingly full voice because of its wooden pipes.

Additional advantages include a good tuning stability ( also when

transported) and rapid adaptation to temperature changes .

 8’ Flute

 4’ Principal

 Transposition : 392Hz-415Hz-440Hz-460Hz

A. Ruckers 1640- TITUS CRIJNEN

 single manual

 range: G – d

 2 x 8´ + lute stop

 length: 2,10 m.

 Transpose at: 392-415-440 Hz.

Maker: Colin Booth, 1998
Compass: GG – e3
Strung at A 415 Hz, transposes up a semitone
8 ft + 8 ft + buff
Size 218 x 90 x 24 cm
Painted in red (stand separate)