18th-Century Harpsichord Making in Colonial Williamsburg
Join Harpsichord Makers, Master Ed Wright and Journeyman Melanie Belongia as they explore the unique mechanics of this plucked keyboard instrument, its fascinating history, and how Colonial Williamsburg preserves an 18th-century trade. https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 educational institution and the largest U.S. history museum in the world.
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The Colonial Silversmith (1971)
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18th-Century Printing at Colonial Williamsburg
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Troubadour Keyboard Finishing
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The "Z Box"
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Mr.Bean Making Celebrities Cry With Laughter NONSTOP!
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How HIV Started a Century Before Anyone Noticed
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The Hammerman in Williamsburg: The Eighteenth-Century Blacksmith (1973)
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Tune a Harpsichord by Ear! (Meantone)
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