Nyckelharpa.
<p>Swedish Museum of Performing Arts: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://mimo-international.com/MIMO/doc/IFD/OAI_SMS_MM_POST_5371">N2760</a>.
</p><p>Tonal pitch range: a¹, h¹(?), c², c²#/d²b (?), d², e² (?), f²², f²²#, g² (?), a², h² (?), c³ (?), d³(?), e³(?), f# (??), g (??), a³(?) (?) = the pitch is slightly above the given pitch. (?) = the pitch is slightly below the given pitch. (??) = the pitch is aproximately in between the given pitch and the half note above. The key-box lid: The older types of nyckelharpa (enkelharpa, kontrabasharpa and silverbasharpa) usually have lids over the key-box. The lids are slightly arched so give the pegs space. The lid is put in place with a strap, sometimes of leather or gut. Some nyckelharpas have a lock arrangement for the lid. The lid was a protection which lost its purpose during the latter half of the 19th century, probably due to that instrument cases were beginning to be used. The cases protected the instrument during transports outdoor. Similar lids can be seen on Hurdy Gurdys. (Ling).
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<b>Manufacturer</b>: Unknown / unsure
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Hans Skoglund</div>
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