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Description Deutsches Museum (121282543).jpg	Deutsches Museum (121282543) upper left Bowl-back cittern [with a sickle-shaped head and a watch-key machine] (before 1782. 6 string) [DMO 5442] ^[1] most right Theorbo [DMO 35252] ^[2]
Date	1 April 2006, 06:31
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Author	Andrew Plumb from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Bibliography InfoField	Panagiotis Poulopoulos (2016) New Voices in Old Bodies: A Study of ‘Recycled’ Musical Instruments with a Focus on the Hahn Collection in  the Deutsches Museum (pdf), Deutsches Museum Studies , Vol.2, Deutsches Museum Verlag, Verlagshaus Monsenstein und Vannerdat OHG Münster ISBN 978-3-95645-885-9 (Printausgabe), ISSN 2365-9149 (PDF-Download)
References InfoField	↑ Poulopoulos 2016 , p. 78 – 79 . " Figure 43 ... modified cittern DMO 5442 purchased in 1906 from Hahn. " , " [154] ... For a description of this instrument see Wackernagel, Europäische Zupf- und Streichinstrumente , 58. " , " The instrument, ... bears the label ‘ Antonius Bachmann/Königl: Preus: Hofinstrumentenmacher/in Berlin 1782 ’, with the date 1782 indicating either the date of its manufacture or that of a repair. " , " Figure 44 ... Detail of the watch-key tuning machine for six strings on DMO 5442. " , " However, the sickle-shaped head and the watch-key machine of DMO 5442 (figure 44) seem to have been added later, possibly around 1800, coinciding with the ‘guitarising’ conversion of the instrument with gut strings, a new bridge, and a new neck and fingerboard with twelve bone frets. " ↑ Poulopoulos 2016 , p. 72 – 73 . " Figure 40 ... unsigned theorbo DMO 35252 donated in 1912 by [Salome] Harburger. " , " [137] ... For a description of this instrument see Wackernagel, Europäische Zupf- und Streichinstrumente , 22. " , " The back of this instrument dates from the early seventeenth century, with the rest of the parts being later additions. "

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[Poulopoulos2016_p78-79-1] Poulopoulos 2016 , p. 78 – 79 .
" Figure 43 ... modified cittern DMO 5442 purchased in 1906 from Hahn. " ,
" [154] ... For a description of this instrument see Wackernagel, Europäische Zupf- und Streichinstrumente , 58. " ,
" The instrument, ... bears the label ‘ Antonius Bachmann/Königl: Preus: Hofinstrumentenmacher/in Berlin 1782 ’, with the date 1782 indicating either the date of its manufacture or that of a repair. " ,
" Figure 44 ... Detail of the watch-key tuning machine for six strings on DMO 5442. " ,
" However, the sickle-shaped head and the watch-key machine of DMO 5442 (figure 44) seem to have been added later, possibly around 1800, coinciding with the ‘guitarising’ conversion of the instrument with gut strings, a new bridge, and a new neck and fingerboard with twelve bone frets. "

[Poulopoulos2016_p72-73-2] Poulopoulos 2016 , p. 72 – 73 .
" Figure 40 ... unsigned theorbo DMO 35252 donated in 1912 by [Salome] Harburger. " ,
" [137] ... For a description of this instrument see Wackernagel, Europäische Zupf- und Streichinstrumente , 22. " ,
" The back of this instrument dates from the early seventeenth century, with the rest of the parts being later additions. "

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