DHV:
372
Tourin ID:
HARN 10
Size:
Bass
Place Made:
Maker:
A
Absam
Jacob
Stainer
Date:
1667
Label Text:
Jacobus Stainer in Absom / propè Oenipontum m.pia 1667 [handwritten]
Body Shape:
Viol
Current Location:
A
Vienna
No. of Strings:
6
Collection:
Harnoncourt, Nikolaus [heirs]
Sound Holes:
F
Catalog Number:
Head:
Open scroll
Private Owner:
Yes
Previous Owner:
Hans Eberhard Hoesch, -before 1969; Hamma, 1952-54
Measurements:
Body Length:
70.5
String Length:
Rib Depth:
13.1
Upper Width:
32
Middle Width:
24
Bottom Width:
41.5
Information
Source:
P. Hütmannsberger 6/94 (dimensions); Senn & Roy 1986, p. 217 (A101)
Literature:
Harnoncourt 2017, p. 94; Hopfner & Seipel 2003, p. 108 (IV. 17); Senn & Roy 1986, p. 217
Photographs:
Muthesius 2019, p. 7 (head FB+S);[Hopfner & Seipel 2003, pp. 102 (front), 109 (back); Senn & Roy 1986, pp. 409-11 (head FB+S); Harnoncourt n.d. (Kaiserhof), no. 18 (front 3/4); [unpublished, from P. Hütmannsberger 6/94: front, back, soundhole, head side (color)]
Recordings:
Harnoncourt 1979 (Telemann Paris Quartets); Harnoncourt 1975 (Buxtehude); Harnoncourt 1972? (Biber); Harnoncourt 1969 (Bach)
Auctions:
Comments:
Senn & Roy: Back and ribs are bird’s-eye maple (also pegbox veneer). Only Stainer with original six-string pegbox. Exhibited in Mittenwald, 1953. May be identical with one exhibited in Vienna, 1892 (then owned by W.E. Currey, London; previously by Hill, until 1884): cf. Lütgendorff 2:480. If so, then same as LOAN 22, q.v. Hopfner & Seipel: 2-piece table with wings; neck not original; has tailgut. Dimensions 70.4, 31.3/22.7/40.8, 13.1, -. (Harnoncourt 2017 says gift from Hoesch came a year or two after first visit to him in 1970, but this visit actually happened in 1960, per www.harnoncourt.info, apparently based on Milan Turkovic & Monika Mertl, Die seltsamsten Wiener der Welt: Nikolaus Harnoncourt und sein Concentus Musicus. 50 Jahre musikalische Entdeckungsreisen, 2003. Instrument already used for recording of Bach gamba sonatas released in 1969, which fr.wikipedia.org says recorded in March/April 1968.) [Not in Harnoncourt 2023 sale]