Mahler's piano acquired for collection of historic keyboard instruments
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Alec Cobbe, keeper of the Cobbe Collection of historic instruments, with one of his most recent acquisitions, a piano owned by Mahler. The collection, which includes instruments owned by Charles II and Chopin, is kept at Hatchlands, near Guildford.
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