Leopoldo Pérez Robledo Spanish

Luthier - Harpsichord maker

Buenos Aires - Argentina

Harpsichord - Organ - Fortepiano (prices)

Copies of the best and finest keyboard musical instruments
existing in european and american museums

Contact:

e-mail: leopoldoperez@fibertel.com.ar

Mobile: 00549 11 5044 5137

• Restorations:
  Square piano Erard 1784
  
  Erard Gothic Harp c. 1850
  
  
  Traditional harp from Misiones, Argentina

(Como colaborador del Organ Rescueing Team Stylus Fantasticus - Dir. Mtro. Rafael Ferreyra):
Órgano Forster & Andrews, 1882  

• Bowed instruments with sympathetic strings: baryton, niquelharp
  (joint with luthier Matías Crom).
  Baryton según Daniel Achatius Stadlmann, Wien 1715.

• Clavichors Hubert, Hass, Sylbermann.
  Fretted clavichord after C. G. Hubert 1784

• Harpsichords, virginals, spinets, muselaars, after the flemish, italian, french, and german tradition, from makers like Ruckers, Dulcken, Couchet, Taskin, Hemsch, Goujon, Grimaldi, Keen
  Ottavino - Italian, c. 1600 (after an original in the Victoria & Albert Museum)
  
  Flemish harpsichord after Iohannes Ruckers, Antwerp 1612
  Italian harpsichord after Carlo Grimaldi, Messina, 1697
          Spinets after Jean Goujon 1763
  Luis XVI stand - Luis XV stand
  Muselaar after Iohannes Ruckers 1611

• Chamber Organs, for continuo, positives, portatives, europeans, like Nässer, Reichard, and after southamerican colonial baroque church extant instruments.
  Positive Organ after Gottlieb Nässer, Fraustadt, 1734

• Fortepianos Stein, Walter