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Erard (lived 18th-19th centuries)

Family of French piano and harp makers. Sébastien Erard (1752-1831) introduced mechanical improvements that enhanced key and pedal action.

His firm was established about 1777 and produced its first grand piano in 1796. He opened a shop in London, England, in 1792. He was joined in business by his nephew, Pierre Erard (1796-1855).



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