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English: Jan Waterfield plays a square piano made by Andrew Rochead in Edinburgh in around 1815. https://collections.ed.ac.uk/stcecilias/record/113699
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Source YouTube: Square piano – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today
Author St Cecilia's Hall: all things musical instruments
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  • Square pianoforte (1804-1813) by Andrew Rochead [Musical Instrument Museum Edinburgh. Accession Number 4325]. St Cecilia's Hall Concert Room & Music Museum / University of Edinburgh..
    "​Scottish piano makers followed the fashions of London, both in the design of their instruments and in opening showrooms to entice potential clientele. Rochead was no different. His pianos closely followed designs patented by Broadwood and Sons, so much so that his pianos may have incorporated parts that were supplied by the London firm. Rochead started his business in Edinburgh’s Old Town. He later moved to the more fashionable New Town, eventually opening a showroom on Princes Street.",
    [Square pianoforte] [Andrew Rochead] [Scotland] [Europe] [Edinburgh] [United Kingdom].""
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    "Instrument Data"
    "Instrument Information: ",
    "​Title: Square pianoforte. ",
    "​Accession Number: 4325 ",
    "​Collection: MIMEd ",
    "Date Information: ",
    "​Date Made: 1804-1813 ",
    "​Period: 19th century; 1800s; 1810s ",
    "Gallery Information: ",
    "​Gallery: 1812 Gallery",
    "​Case: From Home to Hall ",
    "Maker Information: ",
    "​Maker Name: Andrew Rochead",
    "Made In: ",
    "​City: Edinburgh ",
    "​Country: Scotland "
    "Description: ",
    "​Technical Description: Technical description: Scottish square pianoforte. Compass 68|notes, F₁ - C₇ [FF - c'''']. Bichord stringing throughout, the lowest seven double strings F₁-E₂ overspun. One pedal releases the dampers which operate from below the strings. Signature/Marks: Inscribed on nameboard "ANDREW ROCHEID AND SON/ Greenside Place, Leith Walk, Edinburgh". Decoration: The case is of mahogany edged with satinwood banding and stringing. The mahogany cross-banded keyboard surround has two fretwork panels veneered in satinwood and backed with silk. The natural keys are of ivory with moulded boxwood fronts; the accidentals are of ebony. Repair History: Restored by Christopher Clarke in 1972 with later work by John Raymond in 2000. ",
    "​Provenance: ex- Harry Hodge.; Given to the University by Mr James Hodge in 1963 from the estate of his father the late A. Harry Hodge. ",
    "Classification: ",
    "​Instrument: Square pianoforte",
    "​Instrument Family: Keyboard",
    "​Hornbostel Sachs Classification: musical instrument; 314.122-4-8"

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