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This No.1 Royal Crescent Museum event includes an overview of the harpsichord, its musical capabilities, tuning, and some of the conservation techniques involved in maintaining this instrument. Cesar will play a couple of pieces, then attendees will have the opportunity to play a short piece themselves, supervised by Cesar. A rare opportunity to play our original Jacob Kirkman harpsichord, c. 1770. Kirkman was one of the finest makers of harpsichords in the world. He became maker to the queen in 1763. There are few instruments that have survived until today, and normally they are not available to the public to play, except for on this special occasion.
Your ticket also gets you a glass of white wine or soft drink alternative in the Servants Hall following the event.
Price: £27
From 6:30pm Until 7:30pm
No. 1 Royal Crescent
Bath
Somerset
BA1 2LR
T: 01225 428126
Step into the past with No.1 Royal Crescent, Bath's very own Georgian Museum featuring fascinating collectables, furniture and historical objects.
No. 1 Royal Crescent, Bath, Somerset, BA1 2LR
Website Email 01225 428126
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