An edition of 88 Keys - The Making of a Steinway Piano (2006)

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An edition of 88 Keys - The Making of a Steinway Piano (2006)

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Amadeus Press
Language
English
Pages
144

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Steinway piano, Piano, Construction, Piano, construction
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Cover of: 88 Keys - the Making of a Steinway Piano
88 Keys - the Making of a Steinway Piano
2006, Leonard Corporation, Hal
in English
Cover of: 88 Keys - the Making of a Steinway Piano
88 Keys - the Making of a Steinway Piano
2006, Leonard Corporation, Hal
in English
Cover of: 88 Keys - the Making of a Steinway Piano
88 Keys - the Making of a Steinway Piano
2006, Leonard Corporation, Hal
in English
Cover of: 88 Keys - The Making of a Steinway Piano
88 Keys - The Making of a Steinway Piano
October 15, 2006, Amadeus Press
Hardcover in English - New Ed edition

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"THE EARLIEST ANCESTOR of the modern piano is generally considered to be the instrument described in a 1700 inventory of the Florentine court as an arpicembalo che fa il piano e il forte (literally, the "harpsichord that can play quietly and loudly") and credited to Bartolomeo Cristofori, a Paduan harpsichord builder in the employ of a Medici prince."

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ML694 .C43 2006, ML694

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Hardcover
Number of pages
144
Dimensions
11.1 x 8.8 x 0.8 inches
Weight
1.8 pounds

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OL8742170M
ISBN 10
1574671529
ISBN 13
9781574671520
LCCN
2007563281
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573905
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1675750

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THE EARLIEST ANCESTOR of the modern piano is generally considered to be the instrument described in a 1700 inventory of the Florentine court as an arpicembalo che fa il piano e il forte (literally, the "harpsichord that can play quietly and loudly") and credited to Bartolomeo Cristofori, a Paduan harpsichord builder in the employ of a Medici prince.
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