The harpsichord generates sound by plucking strings when keys are depressed, in contrast to the piano which strikes them.
In the 18th century keyboard instruments were evolving at a rapid rate. Since first appearing in the middle of the 16th century, the harpsichord - with its mechanically-plucked strings held at low ...
Free masterclass and tribute concert at Vera City Auditorium on 15 February brings Baroque music to life in a historic ...
History The piano is a keyboard instrument descended from early instruments like the clavichord and harpsichord, which used strings inside the instrument's body which were plucked or struck. But it's ...
The harpsichord made a short, staccato sound as the strings were plucked inside the instrument. If a Baroque composer wanted a longer sound on the harpsichord, he would have had to add ornaments ...
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