Everything Must Go French Double By Anderson Dupree 1985 ~ Sold ~ New Style [VUmgQP2G]

French Double Harpsichord by Anderson Dupree 1985

Introducing a rare gem in the world of musical instruments—a French double manual harpsichord by Anderson Dupree, crafted in 1985. This exquisite instrument has been meticulously restored to its original splendor, ensuring a rich musical experience for years to come. The restoration, performed by the renowned expert Nathaniel Everett in 2016, includes a new board, stringing, voicing, and regulation, guaranteeing optimal performance and tone quality.

Key Features and Specifications

This Anderson Dupree harpsichord boasts a transposing keyboard range of FF-f"' with three choirs and a buff stop, providing a versatile and expressive playing experience. The instrument is further enhanced by a turned baluster stand and Flemish decoration, adding to its aesthetic appeal. Here are some of the standout features:

• Transposing Keyboard: FF-f"'
• Three Choirs: Allows for a rich and dynamic sound
• Buff Stop: Adds a mellow, resonant quality to the sound

The recent restoration ensures that this harpsichord is in "as new" condition, ready to provide countless years of musical enjoyment.

Why Choose This Harpsichord?

Investing in this Anderson Dupree harpsichord offers numerous benefits. With its exceptional craftsmanship, rich sound, and versatile features, it is an ideal choice for both professional musicians and enthusiasts. Here are a few reasons to consider this harpsichord:

• Exquisite Craftsmanship: Handcrafted by Anderson Dupree, a renowned name in harpsichord making
• Comprehensive Restoration: Meticulously restored to ensure optimal performance and longevity
• Unique Design: Turned baluster stand and Flemish decoration add a touch of elegance to any room

The current pricing is especially attractive, as the owners are moving soon, making this a fantastic opportunity to acquire this exceptional instrument. Located in the Pittsburgh area, this harpsichord is now available for $8900. Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of musical history.