Bringing a 6' Zuckermann Harpsichord back to life

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
  • This time-lapse video shows all the steps to rebuild a disassembled, entry-level harpsichord, including cleaning the key frame and key bed, cleaning the keys, leveling the keys, installing the new lower guide and registers, installing the rebuilt key assembly, then giving the instrument its voice back, including cutting the jacks to the correct length, trimming excess plastic off the jacks so they'll move smoothly through the registers, voicing the quills, and setting the dampers, followed by tuning, and playing some final chords. The background music is selections from J.P. Rameau played on the finished instrument. Wrong notes are common, as I am not a professional harpsichordist, and some notes weren't properly adjusted when I made the recording, resulting in missed notes. They have since been corrected.

Комментарии • 8

  • @comtaar2245
    @comtaar2245 8 месяцев назад +1

    I would love to try this. Including cutting quills (plectrums?) from feathers.

    • @hilupianoservice
      @hilupianoservice  8 месяцев назад

      I have chickens, so I probably could switch to feather quill plectra, but I'm exclusively using delrin plectra from Zuckermann for its consistency and ready availability.

    • @comtaar2245
      @comtaar2245 7 месяцев назад

      @@hilupianoservice you need to use a different type of feathers.

  • @takemyjobpleeez
    @takemyjobpleeez 2 месяца назад

    .I think you meant "nameboard" instead of "wrestplank". Very nice sound btw.

  • @thomasciul8932
    @thomasciul8932 Год назад

    I have restored several if those. I actually have replaced the strsightsides eith bentsides a few times

    • @hilupianoservice
      @hilupianoservice  Год назад

      That would certainly make them look more elegant. :)

  • @KrsitieSimplyBlessed
    @KrsitieSimplyBlessed 6 месяцев назад

    Where is your store? I am about to purchase zukerman old out of tune harpsichord. I need to have someone tune it...