Piano dummy Exerciseur pour concertiste Broadwood Paish

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernhard_Flies

c'est un peu comme l'adagio d'Albinoni...

en nettoyant, j'ai trouvé une estampille.

avant Murray était gribouillé au crayon

"The nameboard is inscribed John Broadwood and Son London 1796......... There is a pencil note on the treble keyframe stile

Murray / 3386 and the same number appears in pencil on the front face of the front rail"

trouvé ça...

http://piano.instruments.edu.pl/en/pianos/show/piano/8

moi aussi

bon,on est apres

1808 Firm became 'John Broadwood & Sons', with the introduction of John Broadwood's second son, Thomas

Murray facteur chez Broadwood

Piano tuning was a recognised job in the piano factories by the beginning of the 19th century, and two of Broadwood's journeymen fought a duel on Primrose Hill in 1809 over the tuning of a piano - with no result. [10] By 1834 Henry Fowler Broadwood was running the business, having taken 'instruction in tuning, in which branch of the pianoforte industry his father, James Broadwood, excelled'. [11] In 1838 Henry's uncle, Thomas Broadwood, wrote to him about a wealthy client's complaints regarding a Victoria grand piano which 'does not and will not stand in tune played or not played on, although he has got an experienced Tuner to Tune it ...'. Thomas sent Merison, 'not being able to spare Murray or Wilkins as well.' [12] �This would imply that Broadwoods had a relatively large tuning department of at least three men by this time

comprend pas trop ce 1838 puisque.......On 14 February 1826, xx  announced he was entering into partnership with John Murray Galbraith,

an experienced tradesman and piano-tuner who had worked for John Broadwood & Sons in London. Affaire qui ne dura qu'un an


...serait-il reviendu par la suite ?

c'est un Dummy piano   utilisé par de grands concertistes en deplacement.




pour la musculature des doigts






http://www.pinkhampianos.com/pinkhampianos.nsf/Pianos/HomeDummyPracticeKeyboard

j'avais zonré !

je t'avais dit...c'est pas con!

génial !!!!