Jacques D.
HollyIf ‘Free Pianos’ Show Up in Your Feed, Don’t Be Duped: Industry Pioneers Warn Against Them
https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/if-free-pianos-show-up-in-your-feed-dont-be-duped/
Wikipedia💬 #DidYouKnow that the #pianist Alide Topp once responded to claims that women lacked the "biceps of a man" for great music by stating she broke her #pianos as well as any man?
BalletloverBeautiful double piano performance, Coenie de Villiers and Roco de Villiers, Theatre on the Bay.🎼
#music #pianos #piano #performers #musiclover #entertainment #theatre #theatrekid #campsbay #capetown #saperformers
#music #pianos #piano #performers #musiclover #entertainment #theatre #theatrekid #campsbay #capetown #saperformers
Kip ManleyThe 30th novelette, " – on pretending that – ", continues, with some morning foolery, unexpected co-conspirators, and not one, but two disquisitions on value!
(Never say we don't deliver what you want, here at the City of Roses.)
Public Domain Image ArchiveFrom Analyzing Character, the New Science of Judging Men: Misfits in Business, the Home and Social Life (1917).
Source: California Digital Library / Internet Archive
https://pdimagearchive.org/images/76ac1c43-a64e-496d-8a7b-25bd40556fb6
#hands #gesture #pianos #communication #physiognomy #art #publicdomain
Sam at BLAG@RickGaehl I was shocked to realise that my first (pre-graffiti) photo of this is almost 20 years old now!
https://ghostsigns.co.uk/2007/06/blooms-pianos/
It's a rare example of a locally listed ghost sign in London:
https://ghostsigns.co.uk/2013/05/local-listing-status-for-hackney-ghostsigns/
Blooms Pianos Shoreditch | Ghostsigns
Ghostsign for Blooms Pianos on Kingsland Road in Shoreditch, London with the advertising slogan 'Perfection'.
Evolution and Revolution! (1885) by W. N. Bryant.
Source: SMU Central University Libraries / Flickr: The Commons
https://pdimagearchive.org/images/7145e1bc-3566-47f4-abd7-93ce6e199d1b
#advertisements #advertising #drugstores #pianos #adverts #furniture #logo #art #publicdomain
JustRosy 🇺🇦Update! Kudos go to SouprMatt, @mls14, for solving the mystery! It's called a "Lautenwerck." Please follow his thread on this post for more info about that!
Thank you to everyone who jumped on this immediately and gave so much helpful input! Happy Holidays to you all!
Here's the video it was shown in!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kkq37VSUPo8&t=3070s
What the real thing probably sounded like:
https://www.baroquemusic.org/DLower/BACH740T7Partita997LuteHpschd.mp3
OP:
Does anyone know what this type of piano is called? The painting is from Germany in the 1700s or thereabouts. It's currently located in an Austrian collection. At first, I thought the piano itself was German, as that's what was said in the video this clipped screenshot is from, but now I really don't know.
As suggested, I'm editing to add some hashtags! Additional hashtag suggestions welcome!
#Music, #Pianos, #History, #Histodon, #EarlyMusichttps://www.baroquemusic.org/DLower/BACH740T7Partita997LuteHpschd.mp3
SheridanWow, I wasn't aware there were early pianos with buff stops.
