Restoring a fortepiano for the Carl Bechstein Foundation. 6 Deconstruction and greedy woodworm
Edwin Beunk Fortepiano Collection Edwin Beunk Fortepiano Collection
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 Published On Dec 10, 2023

The piano is being taken apart further. We see earlier repairs done with modern glue. The knee levers, who should operate the dampers, are nailed to the case, aaarrgggh!
A lot of woodworm once lived in the instrument.

Since 2019 the Carl Bechstein Foundation in Berlin is building up a collection of historical keyboard instruments, reflecting the history of the piano. All instruments will be in perfect playing condition and in this film-series you'll see the whole proces of a restoration, starting from a total wreck. This fortepiano was built around 1795 in Vienna by Ferdinand Hofmann (1756-1829).
From this restoration film series are two versions, one with a German voice-over and this one with an English voice-over.

For the German version:
YouTube: Carl Bechstein Stiftung
   • Der Zauber der Instrument-Restaurieru...  
www.carl-bechstein-stiftung.de/projekte/historische-instrumente/
https://carl-bechstein-stiftung.de/pr...

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