File:VienneseBassOctave.jpg
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English: The so-called "Viennese Bass Octave", a method used on Viennese and nearby harpsichords for compressing the space needed for the bass notes. See English Wikipedia, "Short octave", for explanation.
Detail of a small single-manual harpsichord kept in the music collection of the Czech National Museum in Prague. The museum describes it as "anonymous, South Bohemia or Austria, cf. 1700" |
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