Category:Ottavino (virginal)
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Main Wikipedia article: Virginal#Ottavini.
See also Wikipedia article: Ottavino.Both Italian and northern schools produced a miniature virginals called the ottavino [pl. ottavini ]. Ottavini were pitched an octave higher than the larger instrument. In the Flemish tradition these were often – perhaps always – sold together with a large virginals, to which the ottavino could be coupled (see Double Virginals). In the Italian tradition, an ottavino was usually a separate instrument of its own, being fitted in its own outer case, just like larger Italian instruments.
— English Wikipedia article: Virginal § Ottavini
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This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
Media in category "Ottavino (virginal)"
The following 10 files are in this category, out of 10 total.
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Approx. 1610 Hans Ruckers Epinette or Virginal.png 522 × 475; 638 KB
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Caravaggio Ottavino.jpg 252 × 208; 21 KB
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Childrens' virginal by Andreas Ruckers, early 17th century.jpg 4,070 × 3,830; 3.76 MB
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Doppio vjrginale Castello Sforzesco.jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.16 MB
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Hans Ruckers early 17th century stand alone virginal.png 522 × 475; 550 KB
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Lascaris49,clavecin-ottavino style Louis XV PM06001711.jpg 3,619 × 2,895; 5.45 MB
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Menegoni Ottavino, 1689.png 1,079 × 809; 1.57 MB
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San Colombano, Collezione Tagliavini 0406.jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 1.88 MB
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Virginal Ottavino Geneva 21102014.jpg 2,514 × 2,168; 4.72 MB
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VirginalOctaveRuckers.JPG 2,592 × 1,944; 2.39 MB
