Copy of the clavichord by Johann Christoph Georg Schiedmayer from 1796 - Kerstin Schwarz

Copy (1999) of the Clavichord by Johann Christoph Georg Schiedmayer from 1796

the Schiedmayer clavichord copy with the lid down

the tangents and the damper rail in the treble

detail of the damper rail and the tangents at the bass end

section of the Schiedmayer clavichord copy

the copy of the Schiedmayer clavichord with the case closed

the Schiedmayer clavichord copy with its music desk

The clavichord is a copy of the original instrument in the Fine Arts Museum in Boston. The inlay work of the front board is copied from the Johann Christoph Georg Schiedmayer clavichord from 1792. The instrument is made in oak and has a five octave range FF-f3. It is unfretted. There is an additional row of pins on the hitch pin block and a damper rail.

Copy (1999) of the Clavichord by Johann Christoph Georg Schiedmayer from 1796

CD - Recording (Track 9 and 10)