- is held as a
separate tool in the player's hand. In harpsichords, the
plectra are
attached to the jack mechanism. A
plectrum for
electric guitars, acoustic...
- to as
plectra,
reserving the term pick to
identify the
difference between this and
finger picks. [citation needed]
Musicians have used
plectra to play...
-
having no
sustain pedal mechanism. The same firm's "Cembalet" uses
rubber plectra and
separate urethane foam
dampers but is
otherwise almost identical. Hohner's...
-
people at that time. The
guzheng is
plucked by the
fingers with or
without plectra. Interestingly,
among the 21
strings of Guzheng,
although no
strings are...
- string. Historically,
plectra were made of bird
quill or leather; many
modern harpsichords have
plastic (delrin or celcon)
plectra. When the
front of the...
- Piano_maintenance#Voicing
Voicing (pipe organ) Plectrum#Voicing_harpsichord_
plectra Voicing (phonetics), in
phonetics and
phonology Consonant voicing and devoicing...
- obliquely. When the
Polyphon operates, the
resulting disc projections,
called plectra,
engage with a
series of ratchet-like star wheels, each with 9 projections...
- "b**** koto", has a
deeper sound and
requires specialized plectra;
traditional koto
plectra are worn
attached to the player's fingers, with
which the...
- the
shape of the
plectra used in playing.
Yamata ryu—originating in
Western ****an, the
Yamata ryu
style uses
pointed oval-shaped
plectra. The repertoire...
- 'revival'
Pleyel contemporary harpsichord, with
metal frame, pedals,
leather plectra and
heavy touch,
which was
prevalent at the time,
rather than historic...
