大钢琴 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	大钢琴
品名（英）	Grand Piano
入馆年号	1985年，1985.407
策展部门	乐器（Musical Instruments）
创作者	Steinway & Sons【1853 至现在】【美国人】
创作年份	公元 1868
创作地区	美国, 纽约, 纽约（United States, New York, New York）
分类	齐瑟敲击钢琴（Chordophone-Zither-struck-piano）
尺寸	Depth: 61 5/8 英寸 (156.5 厘米) 长: 256 厘米宽: 147 厘米高 99 厘米 H Body w/o legs: 42 厘米
介绍（中）	这架三角钢琴被称为"平原大风格2"钢琴。这架8英尺5英寸的钢琴是施坦威的旗舰型号，也是他们第一架有88个键的钢琴。它是1875年推出的百年大钢琴的前身，后来成为斯坦威音乐会的标志性"D型"大钢琴。该仪器具有施坦威专利谐振器和专利双重重复作用，位于红木表壳内部，由三个蛇形支腿支撑。到1868年这种仪器制造出来的时候，施坦威&；Sons已经成为美国领先的钢琴制造商。这种乐器上的创新，如铸铁框架和过度振铃，都被世界各地的钢琴制造商所采用这件由Hebeler于1869年1月9日完成的"Plain Grand Style 2"案件于9月29日出售给了西96街37号的G.DeForest。1905年6月3日，它被转售给宾夕法尼亚州里德斯维尔的L.L.Haughwant女士。技术说明：这台乐器的音高可能为a'=435。它有一个带管状动作框架的法式摇杆动作（1868年获得专利）、2个踏板、一个用于保持音板顶部的压杆、一个3/4板，板上有冬青叶开口，整个开口都有阿格拉格，以及一个胶合（不弯曲）的边缘。现在的音乐架（1898年之前一直在生产）可以追溯到1905年。（Kehl，1995）
介绍（英）	This grand piano was known as a "Plain Grand Style 2" piano. The 8 foot 5 inch piano was Steinway's flagship model and their first piano with eighty-eight keys. It was the ancestor of the Centennial Grand introduced in 1875 that became the iconic "Model D" Steinway concert grand piano. This instrument has Steinway's patent resonator and patent double repeating action inside of the rosewood case and supported by three serpentine legs. By the time this instrument was built in 1868, Steinway & Sons had become the leading piano manufacturer in the United States. Innovations such as the cast iron frame and overstringing, both present on this instrument, were adopted by piano manufacturers worldwide. This "Plain Grand Style 2," case was finished January 9, 1869 by Hebeler was sold on September 29 to G. DeForest, 37 W. 96th Street. It was resold June 3, 1905 to Mrs. L. L. Haughwant, Reedsville, PA. Technical description: This instrument was probably pitched at a'=435. It has a French rocker action with tubular action frame (patented 1868), 2 pedals, a compression bar to maintain the soundboard crown, a 3/4 plate with holly-leaf openings with agragges throughout, and a glued up (not bent) rim. The present music rack (style in production until 1898) may date from 1905. (Kehl, 1995)