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Gravicembalo may
refer to: The
harpsichord (a
corruption of the
Italian term clavicembalo) The
piano (originally
called gravicembalo col
piano e forte...
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Essercizi per
gravicembalo (Exercises for Harpsichord) is a
collection of
thirty single movement sonatas by
Domenico Scarlatti. It was
published in London...
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piano was
introduced in 1698 in
Italy by
Bartolomeo Cristofori as the
gravicèmbalo con
piano e
forte ("harpsichord with soft and loud"), also shortened...
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fortepiano is an
example from a
Western language; the term is
short for
gravicembalo col
piano e forte, as it were "harpsichord with a
range of different...
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without any
established genres.
Domenico Scarlatti's 30
Essercizi per
gravicembalo ("30
Exercises for harpsichord", 1738) do not
differ in
scope from his...
- Both are
abbreviations of Cristofori's
original name for his invention:
gravicembalo col
piano e forte, "harpsichord with soft and loud". The term fortepiano...
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Domenico Scarlatti,
originally published under the name
Essercizi per il
gravicembalo (Exercises for the Harpsichord). Most of
these pieces are in one binary-form...
- He
decided to
place different colored strips of
painted paper on the
gravicembalo, a
keyboard instrument (Gage, 1994). He was also an
artist who created...
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almost literal quotations from the
Sonata no. 2" of the
Essercizi Gravicembalo of
Domenico Scarlatti,
which had been
published in
London in 1738/39...
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exhibited in
Florence by its
inventor Bartolomeo Cristofori, who
names it "
gravicembalo col
piano e forte", a name
which is
subsequently shortened to "pianoforte"...
