Custom Instruments Designed by Thomas Ciul


Italian Single

8', buff; false inner/outer, C to d'''

$10,000 USD


Details




SOLD! But I can make another.


Flemish Single

8', 4', buff, GG to d'''; elaborately decorated with turned faux-marble stand, Flemish papers

from $12,000 to $16,000






Clavichord after Tosi

faux-marbled case

$4,500 USD



Clavichord/Piano

(a Prell-mekanic action in a clavichord)

$5,000 USD



Clavichord"The Urbino Intarsia"
A Clavichord designed from a wood inlay depiction in the Palace of the Duke of Urbino, Italy
A simple and charming clavichord designed and built by Thomas Ciul
Also available as a kit for $750 US



$2,500 USD



SOLD! But I can make another.




Clavicitherium (1490
)

- a vertical harpsichord

$4,500 USD







Flemish Quint after Ruckers 1627

Faux marble, Flemish papers, turned stand, 1x8'', 1x4' at Quint pitch (plays 1/5th higher than A 415)
Thomas Ciul, designer and builder



$6,500 USD





Flemish Quint Virginal (after 1620 Ruckers) $5,500


Flemish Muselaar $7,500




Pentagonal Italian Spinet at quint pitch

$4,500 USD


A Triangular Spinet


C to d''', 51 notes


$5,500






Recumbent Harp Fortepiano

with a Prell-mekanic action (Mozart had one) after an instrument in the Metropolitan Museum Coll., New York NY
Designed and Built by Thomas Ciul

$6,500 USD



North German Double-Manual Haprsichord

2x8', 1x4', buff

$18,000 USD




Guitar/Lautenwerk


A small harpsichord-like instrument strung in nylon guitar strings (unlike gut strings, nylon strings do not need to be retuned every time the sun goes behind a cloud; and the cost of nylon is 10% of the price of gut) Nylo-Gut is available too (but more expensive).







from $6,500 USD




and many small curious things...


like





A hand-held, 1.5 Octave, Early Renaissance Portative Organ with paper pipes - from $1,500 to $2,500





or a

Baroque guitar,

5 course (anonymous French c. 1680)

from $750 (flat back) to

$1,500 (curved back)








Some unusual services...

A Cristofori-style piano action can be installed in a harpsichord case
(common practice in the 18th century) e.g. A Silberman/German or a
Bas/French.   
Also a guitar/lautenwerk conversion is possible with small harpsichords. 
	Sperhakke, Burton, Sassman, Z-box etc


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