The Hubert Clavichord Data Book

Contents

INTRODUCTION
About this Book
Acknowledgements
Biographical Note on Christian Gottlob Hubert
Introduction to the Instruments
   List of Surviving Clavichords
   General Characteristics
   Decay & Damage
About the research
   About Measuring
   Restrictions on the Research
About the Descriptions
   Outline of the Description Model
   About TermÍnology
   Clavichord Terminology
   Conventions
A Guide to the Description Model

DESCRIPTIONS
[The ‘BMO’ numbers are the reference numbers of the instruments as given in the online resource Boalchonline]

1756 C–f3  D-Bayreuth  BMO-824
1756 C–f3  F-Strasbourg  BMO-825
1763 C–f3  D-Nürnberg  BMO-826
1771 FF–f3  D-Nürnberg  BMO-828
1772? FF–f3  D-Bad Krozingen  BMO-829
177? FF–a3  D-Leipzig  BMO-830
1776 C–f3  formerly D-Berlin  BMO-831
1781? C–g3  D-Heidelberg  BMO-2450
1782? C–g3  USA-New York  BMO-833
1782 C–g3  CH-Basel  BMO-834
1782 C–g3  D-München  BMO-835
1783 C–g3  GB-Liverpool  BMO-836
1784 C–g3  D-HaIIe  BMO-837
1784 C–g3  D-Berlin  BMO-838
1784 C–g3  D-Weißenburg  BMO-839
1784 C–f3  GB-Edinburgh  BMO-840
1787 AA–f3  D-Leipzig  BMO-841
1787 AA–f3  D-Nürnberg  BMO-842
1789? C–g3  D-Nürnberg  BMO-843

TABLES
About the Tables
Features Table
Dimensions Table
Table of Materials
Decay, Damage & Restoration Table
Reference Table
Addresses of the Collections

POSTSCRIPT
Calculations, a few examples
A first conclusion on grouping

APPENDIX
Restoration Report of B 1772, Bad Krozingen