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Harpsichordist Collection

"The Harpsichordist: A Journey Through Musical History" Step into the world of the harpsichordist, a master of an instrument that enchanted audiences for centuries

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Harpsichordist Collection: The Sharp Family, 1779-1781, (1942). Creator: Johan Zoffany
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Harpsichordist Collection: Portrait of a singer at the harpsichord. Creator: Weikert, Georg (1743 / 45-1799)
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Harpsichordist Collection: Musical Party in the Open Air, late 16th-early 17th century. Creator: Cornelis Galle I
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Harpsichordist Collection: Francois Couperin, French Baroque composer, organist and harpsichordist (1668-1733) (engraving)
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Harpsichordist Collection: A Musician, c. 1700-50 (oil on canvas)
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Harpsichordist Collection: Johann Sebastian Bach, German composer, organist, harpsichordist, violist
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Harpsichordist Collection: Johann Sebastian Bach, German composer, organist, harpsichordist, violist
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Harpsichordist Collection: The Music Lesson, 1670-72. Creator: Jacob Ochtervelt
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Harpsichordist Collection: Concert Ticket - Marys Chappel, Five at Night, May 1, 1799. Creator: Jane Ireland
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Harpsichordist Collection: Archduchess Maria Josepha of Austria (1751-1767), at a Harpsichord, 1762
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Harpsichordist Collection: A Young Woman playing a Harpsichord to a Young Man, 1659. Artist: Jan Steen
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Harpsichordist Collection: The concert, 1655. Artists: Otto Limited, Gerard Terborch II
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Harpsichordist Collection: The White Boudoir, c1905. Artist: George Logan
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Harpsichordist Collection: Francois Couperin, French Baroque composer, organist and harpsichordist, 1735. Artist: J Flippart
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Harpsichordist Collection: A Young Woman playing a Harpsichord, c. 1660. Artist: Steen, Jan Havicksz (1626-1679)
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Harpsichordist Collection: Two Women and a Man making Music, ca 1675. Artist: Ochtervelt, Jacob Lucasz. (1634-1682)
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Harpsichordist Collection: A Woman standing at a Harpsichord, ca 1675. Artist: Ochtervelt, Jacob Lucasz. (1634-1682)
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Harpsichordist Collection: VIRGINAL, 1635. Lady playing a virginal. Etching, 1635, by Wenceslaus Hollar
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Harpsichordist Collection: George Malcolm talking with David Pinto (treble)
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Harpsichordist Collection: Girolamo Frescobaldi (pierre noire on paper)
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Harpsichordist Collection: Statue of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) (b / w photo)
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Harpsichordist Collection: A Family Concert at Chateau Renescure (oil on canvas)
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Harpsichordist Collection: Portrait of Louis-Claude d Aquin (1694-1772) engraved by Charles Descombes, 1747
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Harpsichordist Collection: The Sense of Hearing The Sense of Sound Signed, lower right: Ph. Mercier fecit
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Harpsichordist Collection: Musical Conversation A Musical Conversation (II), Marcellus Laroon the Younger, 1679-1772
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Harpsichordist Collection: SPINET, 1723. Copper engraving, 1723, by Arnold van Westerhout
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Harpsichordist Collection: HARPSICHORD & SPINETS, 1723. Harpsichord and three spinets, made by Michele Todini (c1650-c1681)
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Harpsichordist Collection: HARPSICHORD, 1723. A woman playing a harpsichord. Copper engraving, 1723, by Arnold van Westerhout
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Harpsichordist Collection: HARPSICHORD PLAYER. A man seated at a harpsichord. Frontispiece of Thomas Jeffersons copy of The

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"The Harpsichordist: A Journey Through Musical History" Step into the world of the harpsichordist, a master of an instrument that enchanted audiences for centuries. From The Sharp Family's lively gatherings in 18th-century England to Georg Weikert's portrait capturing the grace and passion of a singer at the harpsichord, these images transport us to a time when music filled the air. In Cornelis Galle I's "Musical Party in the Open Air, " we witness a joyous celebration where melodies intertwine with nature itself. Francois Couperin, depicted in an engraving, stands as a testament to French Baroque brilliance, his fingers dancing across the keys with elegance and precision. The oil painting "A Musician" takes us back even further, showcasing an anonymous figure from the 18th century immersed in their craft, and is through such dedicated individuals that musical traditions were preserved and passed down through generations. No exploration of harpsichordists would be complete without mentioning Johann Sebastian Bach - a true titan of composition and performance. His engraved likeness captures his genius as he effortlessly commands both organ and harpsichord alike. Jacob Ochtervelt's masterpiece "The Music Lesson" invites us into an intimate scene where knowledge is shared between teacher and student. This timeless image reminds us that music has always been nurtured through mentorship and dedication. As we delve deeper into history, Jane Ireland's concert ticket transports us to Marys Chappel on May 1st, 1799 - promising an evening filled with enchanting melodies performed by skilled artists who mastered this captivating instrument. Archduchess Maria Josepha of Austria graces our journey next; her delicate touch upon the keys reveals not only her royal status but also her love for music. Jan Steen’s painting depicts another moment frozen in time - two young souls connected by sound as they share their passion for the harpsichord.