Sold!
To a gentleman in Detroit
Flemish Single Manual Harpsichord
Zuckermann 8x4 Flemish single completely rebuilt by Thomas
Ciul 56 note GG-d''' keyboard with buff. Dark green borders with green
and gray faux marble bands, Off white paint on lid with gilt leaf
bands. Flemish papers on interior surfaces. Wood finished turned
English style trestle stand.
$5,000.00 USD SOLD!
plus shipping
Italian Single Details
8', buff; false inner/outer C to d''' Transposes
Designed by Tom Ciul after an anonymous Venetian instrument in the Stern Coll., U of MI.
$10,000 USD
Spinet after Zenti (1637)
45 notes C/E to c''', "inner" construction, basswood case
$6,000 USD outer case with stand available for$1,500 additional
SOLD! but I can make another.
German Single
2x8', buff, strung in brass, painted case (ZHI)
56+2 (double transposer) GG to d'''
$11,000 USD
Small German Single
53 notes C to e''', 1x8' in brass with buff
$6,000 USD
Clavicitherium
$4,500 USD SOLD! but I can make another.
Flemish Quint
$6,500 USD
Pentagonal Italian Spinet
$4,500 USD
FortePianos:
Small, Portable Fortepiano after Walter
C/E short octave to f''' or E to f''' chromatic
with dampers, mahagony case and lid and stand,
$6,500 USD
Recumbent Harp Fortepiano
$6,500 USD
Clavichord/Piano
$5,000 USD
Stein FortePiano
$18,000 USD
Clavichord "King of Sweden" (ZHI),
C/E to c'''- short octave bass
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 $1,000 US
$2,500 USD
Flemish Octave Clavichord (anonymous)
45 notes at 4' pitch
$3,500 USD
Clavichord after Tosi
faux marbled case
For immediate sale:
19 note precut Monochord kit, two sharps per octave two octave range C-c.
Poplar case with spruce soundboard. cherry key tops. double
strung in
brass. protruding keyboard casework. Very easy to build with very
loud tone. Great fun to improvise on. $500.00 USD includes shipping
A monochord is a very early keyboard instrument. With one pair of unison strings, they were used for tuning organs
as late as the 16th century. It is the direct ancestor of the clavichord. They are still used in eastern Europe
for folk music performance.
Link to: A Brief History of the Monochord (use the BACK arrow on your browser to return)
and many small curious things...
A renaissance portative organ, paper pipes, with shoulder strap and hand bellows (after Landini's)
Diatonic $1,500 (12 keys)
Chromatic $2,500 (20 keys)
Baroque guitar, 5 course (anonymous French c. 1680) from $750 (flat back) to
$1,500 (curved back)
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Updated February 6, 2008