Music
Musical instruments, paintings with musical symbols and music to listen to
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Music in the museum
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1. Georg Sturm, Dutch craftwork, 1885
the Great Hall
922
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2. Jan Lievens, Constantijn Huygens, c. 1628–1629
gallery 2.8
467
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3. Johannes Torrentius, Emblematic Still Life, 1614
gallery 2.6
416
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4. Jan Miense Molenaer, Woman at Virginal, c. 1630-1640
gallery 2.6
413
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5. Andreas Ruckers, Harpsichord, 1627
gallery 2.4
474
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6. Jan Steen, Feast of St Nicholas, 1665-1668
the Gallery of Honour
562
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7. Johannes Vermeer, Love Letter, c. 1669-1670
the Gallery of Honour
526
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8. Richard Haka, Oboe, c. 1680
gallery 2.23
568
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9. Violin, c. 1705–1710
gallery 2.22
573
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10. Clavichord, c. 1650
gallery 2.20
511
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11. A. van den Tempel, Leeuw Family, 1671
gallery 2.19
504
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12. Andries Vermeulen, Longcase clock, c. 1715–1725
gallery 1.1
247
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13. Jean Baptiste Vanmour, Dervishes, c. 1720-1737
gallery 1.3
281
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14. C. Welmeer, Metronome, 1803
gallery 1.10
296
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15. Rijk van Arkel, Harpsichord, 1768
gallery 0.8
099
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16. Barak Norman, Bass viol, 1705
gallery 0.8
056
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17. Erard Frères, Pianoforte, 1808
gallery 1.12
368
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18. Louis Moritz, Music lesson, 1808
gallery 1.12
341
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19. Trophy weapons, Drum, before 1832
gallery 1.12
379
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20. Java, Javanese marketplace, c. 1830-1860
gallery 1.17
344
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21. Cuypers and Stolzenberg, Piano, c. 1859
gallery 1.15
347
