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Erard : l'empire de la harpe = Empire of the harp / Robert Adelson ; texte en français par Jacqueline Letzter
Material type: TextLanguage: French, English Series: Text en francès amb text paral·lel en anglèsPublisher: [Mouzeil] ; Les Harpes Camac, Août 2022Description: xxii, 238 pàgines : il·lustracions (algunes en color), fotos ; 31 cmContent type: text Media type: sense mediació Carrier type: volumISBN: 9782958396701Other title: Empire of the harpSubject(s): Érard, Sébastien , 1752-1831 | Maison Erard (Firma) | Arpa -- Constructors -- França | Arpa -- Història -- FrançaSummary: Sébastien Erard (1752-1831) is considered the father of the modern harp, and with reason. His two major contributions to the construction of the instrument are still the basis of today’s models: the mechanism of forked discs that shorten the vibrating length of the strings by a semitone; and the double action, which allows the harpist to play in all keys. The Erard firm’s hegemony resulted not only from the evident musical and technical superiority of these inventions, but also from their ambition to market these instruments across the globe. Through the business and family archives, as well as numerous rare instruments, this book tells the exciting story of this Erard empireItem type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Monografia | Catàleg Biblioteca del Museu de la Música | 44.11 Era (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not For Loan | 5007 |
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Sébastien Erard (1752-1831) is considered the father of the modern harp, and with reason. His two major contributions to the construction of the instrument are still the basis of today’s models: the mechanism of forked discs that shorten the vibrating length of the strings by a semitone; and the double action, which allows the harpist to play in all keys. The Erard firm’s hegemony resulted not only from the evident musical and technical superiority of these inventions, but also from their ambition to market these instruments across the globe. Through the business and family archives, as well as numerous rare instruments, this book tells the exciting story of this Erard empire
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