Broadwood grand #843
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Broadwood grand #843
Post by crucenacensis »
Good evening,
We are owners of a Broadwood grand with serial number 843. I know that the instrument was build in (about) 1795 and refurbished in (about) 1821 (one can state this from the fall board and from some technical details) - but I wonder for whom it might be built. Are there any ideas where to get this information from?
Best regards from Germany
Dr. Jens Wuesten
We are owners of a Broadwood grand with serial number 843. I know that the instrument was build in (about) 1795 and refurbished in (about) 1821 (one can state this from the fall board and from some technical details) - but I wonder for whom it might be built. Are there any ideas where to get this information from?
Best regards from Germany
Dr. Jens Wuesten
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Post by Bill Kibby »
I would have thought it was nearer 1789? The UK Piano website has a section devoted to Broadwood, and you can have your piano researched in their archives, one of the very few firms that can still offer that service, but it will cost you. Not everything on the internet is free.
Last edited by Bill Kibby on 19 Nov 2008, 02:22, edited 1 time in total.
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Post by pianobrereton »
Why don't you ask Broadwoods themselves ? They are still around and have a website and for a fee will tell you the history of your piano and who it was originaly supplied to . Just google J.Broadwoods pianos.
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Post by Bill Kibby »
That's exactly what I said. Broadwoods' website is a part of UK Piano.
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If you find old references or links on this site to pianogen.org, they should refer to pianohistory.info
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