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About the Center
Faculty
What We Do
Events
Future Imperfect: Brahms and the Passage of Time
Beethoven & Pianos: Off the Beaten Path
Music as Refuge
The Baroque Organ
About
Mission
Construction
A Great Research Experiment
Wind System
Historical Context
Fact Sheet
Specification
Inaugural Festivities
Video
Behind the Scenes: Building the Baroque Organ
Behind the Scenes: In the Bellows Room
Behind the Scenes: The Organ Case
The Organ at Cornell
The Instruments
Organs
Aeolian-Skinner Organ
Dallas Morse Coors Chamber Organ
Neapolitan Organ
Past Concert Highlights
Past Festivals featuring our Organs
Other Keyboards
Pianos
Center for Historical Keyboards
Pianos
Piano after Gottfried Silbermann, 1749
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Piano after Andreas Stein, Augsburg, 1784
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John Broadwood & Sons, London, 1799
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Piano after Johann Schantz, Vienna, c. 1800
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Piano after Anton Walter, Vienna, 1805
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Piano after Conrad Graf, Vienna, 1824
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Joseph Simon, Vienna, 1835
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John Broadwood & Sons, London, 1849
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Pleyel pianino, c. 1850
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Johann Baptist Streicher, Vienna, 1857
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