长笛
1708年，约翰·弗里德里希·波特戈重新发现了一种在中国已经流行的硬瓷制作工艺，从而开创了一项新的奢侈品产业。瓷质乐器制作尤其不易，因为干燥和烧制过程中瓷器会极大地收缩。为此工匠不得不制作大型模具来确保成品的准确规格。木笛很容易通过钻音孔来精调和整音，但瓷笛的后期调整却困难重重。这支长笛的瓷质部分烧制完成后，一位金匠会接着完成金工，包括制作接合处、插孔、笛头帽和音键。瓷质长笛和钟琴都很稀少，陶笛则较为普遍。像这样的长笛在贵族中普遍受到青睐。
Artwork Details
- 标题: 长笛
- 创作日期: 1760–90年
- 地域: 德国，萨克森
- 材料: 瓷与金属
- 尺寸: 长245⁄8 英寸（62.6厘米）
- 来源信息: R·桑顿·威尔逊捐赠，以纪念弗洛伦斯·埃尔斯沃思，1943年
- 藏品编号: 43.34a–g
- Curatorial Department: Musical Instruments
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Prelude in G Major by Jacques-Martin Hotteterre. Played by David Hart, January 17, 1978 for "Lend Us Your Ears" recording.
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