Bijzondere instrumenten, waar en wanneer ze nodig zijn
Keyboard Farm verhuurt zorgvuldig geselecteerde historische toetsinstrumenten voor concerten, opnames, festivals en bijzondere projecten.
Als musici weten we dat de keuze van een instrument om veel meer draait dan beschikbaarheid alleen.
Repertoire, akoestiek, historische periode, toucher en karakter spelen allemaal een rol.
Daarom zoeken we samen naar het instrument dat écht bij het project past.
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JOS MOORS
Continuo Organ
Chest Organ · 2012
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE
A versatile continuo organ with a rich and open tonal palette.
Jos Moors · 2012 · 3 stops
Bourdon 8′ · Flute 4′ · Travers 8′
Divided bass/discant · A = 415 / 440 / 465 Hz
All stops are divided between bass and treble. Its precise two-position action and broad tonal palette make it particularly suitable for continuo playing as well as solo repertoire.

ŠKRABL
Continuo Organ
Chest Organ · 2012
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE
A compact instrument with a remarkably full and carrying sound.
Škrabl · 2012 · 1 stop
Gedackt 8′ · Responsive mechanical action
A = 415 / 430 / 440 / 465 Hz
A versatile continuo organ with a warm, well-balanced 8′ foundation and clear speech. Compact in size yet powerful in sound, making it particularly suitable for continuo and smaller solo repertoire.

TITUS CRIJNEN
Harpsichord after Ruckers
Grand Ravalement · 2002 · after Ruckers, 1624
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE
A richly decorated Flemish-style harpsichord inspired by the great Ruckers tradition.
Titus Crijnen · 2002 · Grand Ravalement
After Ruckers, 1624 · Compass: 5 octaves, F–f³
A = 392 / 415 / 440 Hz
A substantial concert harpsichord combining the character of the Flemish Ruckers tradition with the expanded compass and possibilities of a grand ravalement. Particularly suited to Baroque solo, chamber, orchestral and continuo repertoire.

J. VAN DEN HEMEL
Fortepiano after J. Pfister (1803)
Antwerp · Modern Facsimile
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE
An elegant Viennese-action fortepiano based on a J. Pfister instrument of 1803.
Built by J. Van den Hemel · after J. Pfister (1803)
Compass: F1–A6 · 5 octaves + 4 notes
Viennese action · A = 415–435 Hz
Built by historical keyboard specialist J. Van den Hemel, this facsimile combines the clarity and responsive touch of the early 19th-century Viennese fortepiano with the practical flexibility required for historically informed performance.
Concerts · Recordings · Festivals · Productions
Delivery & tuning included

MUSTEL
Harmonium d’Art — Model 3C
Paris · 1914 · Palissander
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE
The ultimate French Art Harmonium — an exceptional concert instrument in every respect.
Mustel · 1914 · Model 3C · No. 2409-1252
A = 435 Hz · Fully restored to original specification
Exceptional original condition
The Rolls-Royce of the harmonium: an extensively equipped Harmonium d’Art offering the extraordinary tonal palette, expressive possibilities and refinement for which Mustel became legendary. Fully restored to its original specification and preserved in exceptional condition.
Particularly suited to French Romantic repertoire, chamber music, orchestral and choral works, solo recitals and recordings.

ALEXANDRE
‘Modèle d’artiste et de concert’
Concert Harmonium · Paris, 1894
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE
“An exceptional French concert harmonium”
Alexandre Père et Fils · 1894 · No. 113565
5 ranks · Percussion · Double Expression
A = 441 Hz · Fully restored
Designed as a professional concert instrument, its five ranks, percussion and Double Expression offer a remarkable range of tonal colour and dynamic control.

DEBAIN
Harmonium
French Harmonium · Paris, 1878
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE
An authentic French Romantic harmonium with a warm and characteristic voice.
Debain & Cie · Paris · 1878
Serial Nos. 28965 / 36392 · 2½ ranks
A = 440 Hz · Fully restored
A fine historical harmonium with the characteristic colour and expressive qualities of the French Romantic tradition. Particularly suited to 19th-century repertoire, chamber music, choral works and historically informed performance.

BÖSENDORFER
Grand Piano
Vienna · c. 1865
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE
An original mid-19th-century Bösendorfer grand with the distinctive character of the Viennese piano tradition.
Bösendorfer · Vienna · c. 1865
Compass: A0–A7 · 7 octaves + 1 note
Viennese action · A = 440 Hz
An original Bösendorfer from around 1865, combining the light and responsive Viennese action with the rich, singing sonority for which the historic Viennese maker became renowned.
Concerts · Recordings · Festivals · Productions
Transport & tuning included

JOSEPH RAETS
Fortepiano after Conrad Graf (1826)
Modern Facsimile
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE
A substantial Viennese fortepiano after Conrad Graf, ideal for the early Romantic repertoire.
Built by Joseph Raets · after Conrad Graf (1826)
Compass: C1–F7 · 6 octaves + 4 notes
Viennese action · A = 430 Hz
Built after an original Conrad Graf from 1826, this facsimile combines the clarity of the Viennese action with the greater range and sonority associated with the early Romantic fortepiano.
Concerts · Recordings · Festivals · Productions
Transport & tuning included
