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III. THE INSTRUMENT (Part II)
Last update: August 14, 2008
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III. THE INSTRUMENT
(Part II)
Last update: August 14, 2008
CHAPTER I :: UKRAINE IN THE 18th CENTURY: General outlook
The Torbans in in the St. Petersburg Museum of Musical Instruments (heartfelt thanks to Alexander Batov, and Vladimir Koshelev, who undertook this enormous project) I.
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The Torban in in the Metropolitan Museum (DETAILS FORTHCOMING, Thanks to Stewart Pollens (pictured) and Joseph Peknik): The Torban in the Royal College of Music in London (courtesy Sasha Batov): MORE... The Torban in the Deutsches Museum in München (courtesy of Konstantin Lavrentiev): The 2 Torbans in the Musical Instruments Museum in Poznan, Poland. Here are the photos (used with permission, thanks to the Museum and Alicja Knast): MORE... TheTorban in Cracow Museum: The "Razumovsky" torban in Vienna: Recently my friend Greet Schamp spotted 2 Torbans of 4 at the Glinka Museum of Musical Instruments in Moscow. Here are the photos:
The Torbans at the Kiev Lysenko Museum and the Ivan Honchar Museum of Musical Instruments (courtesy Victor Mishalow).
This Torban in the Mykola Lysenko Museum, Kiev:
The so-called Mazepa torban once in the collection of the Tarnavsky Museum in Chernyhiv, current location unknown:
Another Mazepa torban, believed to be in the Historical Museum, in Moscow:
This Torban in the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg:
The Torban in the collection of Ethnographic Museum in St. Petersburg (formerly in the Privalov Collection):
The Torban in the Historical Museum in L'viv (courtesy of Volodymyr Vojt):
The Torban in the Furniture Museum in L'viv (courtesy of Volodymyr Vojt):
The Torban in the Pereyaslav Museum (courtesy of Victor Mishalow):
