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“Seven Centuries of Keyboard Instruments” takes the visitor through a tour of the important keyboard developments, from the early fourteenth century with the ‘Eschequer d’ Anglis’ or English Chekker, to the harpsichord and clavichord, and forward to the eighteenth and nineteenth century piano, and then electric keyboard instruments of the twentieth and twenty first century. Visitors will see and hear important examples of these keyboards which make use of the broad collection now at the Carolina Music Museum, and will likely be surprised and delighted to encounter not only the instruments known to Bach, Beethoven and Chopin, but keyboards of a type used by ‘The Animals’, ‘Led Zeppelin’ and TV show themes such as Seinfeld and others! ‘Seven Centuries’ will be a musical tour like no other.
Tuesdays- Saturdays 10-5, Sundays 1-5 Adults, $7, Seniors/Military/College Students $6, Students (6-18) $4, Children 5 and under Free
