- needed]Organists also were
known to
practice in
their homes on
pedal clavichords.
Today clavichords are pla****
primarily by Renaissance, Baroque, and classical...
- instrument. Some
clavichords had a
pedal keyboard allowing them to be pla**** with the feet. It
served to
replace the
church organ.
While clavichords were typically...
-
Woman Playing the
Clavichord or The
Clavichord Player (French - La
Joueuse de clavicorde) is a 1645-1650 oil on
canvas painting by
Bernardo Cavallino....
- A cat
organ (German: Katzenorgel, French:
Orgue à chats), also
called cat
piano (German: Katzenklavier, French:
piano à chats), is a
hypothetical musical...
-
firmly established.
Particularly in the 18th century, the harpsichord, the
clavichord, and the
early piano competed, and the same
piece might be pla**** on more...
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chordophones 321.322 England, Scotland,
Switzerland stringed instruments Clavichord chordophones 3
Western Europe stringed instruments Clavinet chordophones...
- the key strike, the
harder the
hammer hits the strings. Baroque-style
clavichords and
professional synthesizers are aftertouch-sensitive—applied force...
-
repair clavichords, harpsichords, and organs.
Between 1759 and 1772,
Moshack worked in Copenhagen,
building organs and
other instruments.
Clavichords were...
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Triangle Tubaphone Tubular bells aka
Chimes Vibraphone Xylophone Keyboards Clavichord Clavicytherium Electronic keyboard Harmonium Harpsichord Organ Piano Spinet...
- The
Clavinet is an
electric clavichord invented by
Ernst Zacharias and
manufactured by the
Hohner company of Trossingen, West Germany, from 1964 to 1982...
