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Målningen på locket till Johan Bromans klavikord från 1763
Ove Hidemark and Elisabet Stavenow-Hidemark
This article (written in Swedish) with many interesting conclusions and beautiful pictures describes the painting on the inside of the lid to Johan Broman's Clavichord from 1763 (The Stockholm Music Museum inv.no. X5488).
Keyboard instrument making in Stockholm in the second half of the 18th century
HansErik Svensson
Joseph Martin Kraus (1756-1792) was born in Germany and came to Sweden in 1778. He was later to become a leading figure in Stockholm musical life during the reign of Gustav III. Kraus was a talented composer of operas, symphonies, chamber music, songs, and keyboard music. This text is about the keyboard instruments made in Stockholm during his lifetime.
>> Kraus
on Wikipedia
>> Internationale Joseph Martin
Kraus-Gesellschaft (in German)
Hur lät klaveren förr?
Om Musikmuseets dokumentationsinspelningar
How did keyboard instruments sound in the past?
About the documentation recordings for the Stockholm Music Museum
HansErik Svensson
This article (in Swedish) was written in 2005 for Dokumenterat 36 - Bulletin från Statens musikbibliotek. It describes the background to the extensive recordings made by Mikko Korhonen on the playable keyboard instruments in the collection of the museum.
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