A – Couchet School, single or double-manual, 61 notes
– offered in several different versions –
Couchet School, double-manual, turned trestle stand
B – Claviorganum
Harpsichord after Couchet (2×8′ plucking the same string + 4′).
Organ made by Orgelbau Felsberg
Claviorganum, painted by Alison Woolley
C – After I. Ruckers (Antwerp 1624), double-manual, 55 notes
– also available with simple finish –
After I. Ruckers, table stand
After I. Ruckers, with decorative options
After I. Ruckers, several options, lid painted by Ginani Chiapello, stand by Esio Garbarino, stand decoration by Francesca Peretti
Professor Yoshio Watanabe, Ruckers harpsichord, Anvers 1624, painted by Alison Woolley, after the Couchet harpsichord of the Metropolitan Museum of New York
D – Ruckers School, single or double-manual, 56 notes
(1+ in the treble for the A440 position)
Ruckers School with stand and other decorative options, painted by Charles Delhaye
Ruckers School, with stand and other decorative options, painted by Charles Delhaye
Ruckers School, with stand and other decorative options, painted by Charles Delhaye
Ruckers School, single-manual, with decorative options, painted by Charles Delhaye
Ruckers School, single-manual, with stand and other decorative options, painted by Alison Woolley
