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Single notes of a French harpsichord from 1771. The French Harpsichord library out of the Edition Beurmann features a double-manual instrument by renowned French builder Nicolas Pigalle.
Single-note of the luthéal, a piano with additional sound stops
Single-note samples of an English spinet from around 1705
Single-note samples of an English spinet from 1718
Single-note samples of a Lautenwerck - a resurrected instrument forgotten for decades.
Single-note samples of a historical Italian Harpsichord from around 1690.
Single-note samples of a historical Italian harpsichord from around 1590. It features an instrument built around 1590 by an anonymous maker
The 'Italian Harpsichord library out of the Edition Beurmann contains a historical harpsichord built in 1579 by Pierluigi in Livorno. Sharing its tonal qualities for almost half a millenium, it is a classic example of how Italian harpsichords were built for about 200 years.
The Orphica Piano library offers a very special little piano.
The Grand Piano library offers the sound of a historical Erard Grand.
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