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HAMMERFLÜGEL JOHANN GEORG KLEIN, OCKSTADT BEI FRANKFURT UM 1810

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€ 13 000
Auction dateClassic
18.03.2023 13:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Galerie Moenius AG
Event location
Germany, Wassenach
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ID 909845
Lot 98 | HAMMERFLÜGEL JOHANN GEORG KLEIN, OCKSTADT BEI FRANKFURT UM 1810
HAMMERFLÜGEL JOHANN GEORG KLEIN, OCKSTADT BEI FRANKFURT UM 1810

Der Hammerflügel wurde von Johann Georg Klein (1771-1814) in Ockstadt gebaut. Das Instrument wurde 1996/97 für die Sammlung Ewerhart erworben. Die Rückwand des Flügels (linke Seite) ist nicht furniert, sondern geschwärzt. Drei Kniehebel bedienen die Mutationen: Moderator, Dämpfungsaufhebung und Fagott. Die Anlage einer vierten Mutation ist im Inneren des Instruments erkennbar, diese ist jedoch nicht mehr vorhanden.
Die Klaviatur (FF-4c4) hat ein Stichmaß von 45,3cm. Das Instrument besitzt eine Wiener Mechanik sowie eine Stiefeldämpfung. Die Fängerleiste ist derzeit nicht vorhanden. Die Hämmerchen sind beledert. Der Flügel hat einen einteiligen Steg. Die Besaitung ist zwischen FF-e2 zweichörig; f2-c4 dreichörig.
Abmessungen des Instruments:
Länge: 2086mm
Breite: 1020mm
Gesamthöhe: 913mm
Korpushöhe: 306mm
Der Flügel wurde 1990 in der Schweiz restauriert.


FORTEPIANO BY JOHANN GEORG KLEIN, OCKSTADT NEAR FRANKFURT, CIRCA 1810
This German fortepiano was built by Johann Georg Klein (1771-1814) in Ockstadt. The back of the piano (LHS) is not veneered but blackened. Three knee levers operate the mutations: Moderator, damper lift and bassoon. The installation of a fourth mutation can be seen inside the instrument, but it is no longer present.
The keyboard (FF-4c4) has a 3-octave-span of 45.3 cm. The instrument has a Viennese action as well as a Viennese damping. There are no checks present at the moment. The hammers are covered with leather. The piano has a continuous bridge. The stringing is double strung within FF-e2 and triple strung within f2-c4.
Dimensions of the instrument:
Length: 2086mm
Width: 1020mm
Total height: 913mm
Body height: 306mm
The piano was restored in 1990 in Switzerland.

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