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Bebung (German: a trembling; [ˈbeːbʊŋ]) is a type of
vibrato executed on the clavichord. When a
clavichord key is pressed, a
small metal tangent strikes...
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clavichord bebung only
produces pitches above the note.
Sheet music does not
often explicitly indicate bebung.
Composers generally let
players apply bebung at...
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authors used
various descriptive terms interchangeably,
including tremolo,
bebung, or tremblement, or
descriptions such as wavering,
shake or trillo. These...
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affected by
varying the
force of the
tangent against the
string (known as
Bebung). When the key is released, the
tangent loses contact with the
string and...
- one note
after the other,
rather than all of the
notes at the same time.
Bebung is a type of
vibrato used on the clavichord, a
Baroque music era keyboard...
- Un
temps de silence... (2007)
Nachlese III ...Es
bleibt eine
zitternde Bebung... for clarinet,
cello and
orchestra (2007)
Nachlese IV
Paysages avec figures...
- (mode)
Bayreuth canon Bayreuth Festival Beam Beat (music)
Beatmatching Bebung Beethoven and C
minor Beethoven's
compositional method Beethoven's musical...
- him in 1744. In 1761 he
invented the Clavecinbebung, a
harpsichord with a
Bebung mechanism,
which allowed it to play vibratos.
Around this time, he was conferred...
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Finger vibrato is also a
standard part of
clavichord technique,
known as
Bebung.
Until the
first half of the 20th century, the
clavichord was the only keyboard...
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vibrate more or less rapidly,
responding to the key pressure, like the
Bebung on
clavichords in the Baroque.
There are five
large sections in Klavierstück...
