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Title Of Article Chaper
The determination of the original compass and disposition of a Ruckers harpsichord
Title Of Journal Book
The Brussels Museum of Musical Instruments bulletin
Volume
7
Issue
44198
Pages
36-47
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
More than half the instruments of the Ruckers family considered to be genuine have undergone drastic alterations. To reconstruct the original natural keys, the number of notes is determined by marking on plastic film all traces of present and previous bridge pins and nuts. The compass may be found from the constant distance (49 cm) between the c<sup>2</sup>-pin and the rear face of the nameboard.
pub_id
26730