Ever wondered what happens inside a harpsichord? In this video, you will discover how a harpsichord’s action works to produce its unique sound.

The Brook Street Band's Carolyn Gibley shows you inside the harpsichord and explains how it works. Illustrated with pieces by Rameau and Maurice Greene00:00 ...

2008年12月8日 · I describe how both of my harpsichords work and demonstrate the stops. A close look at the inside. I'd be glad to try to answer any questions you have.Thank ...

A harpsichord [a] is a musical instrument played by means of a keyboard. Depressing a key raises its back end within the instrument, which in turn raises a mechanism with a small plectrum …

The harpsichord mechanism refers to the intricate system of components and mechanisms that enable the operation of a harpsichord, a keyboard instrument from the Baroque era. This …

Integral to the plucking action of the harpsichord (or virginal, or spinet…) is the jack. There must be at least one jack for each note—larger harpsichords with several choirs of strings will have …

The usual playing position for this type of harpsichord is with both hands on the lower keyboard, with both keyboards coupled to give the richer sound of two unison choirs together. Most …

The harpsichord is the distinguished, classical ancestor of the piano. Its shape, described as a large wing shape, was developed hundreds of years before the similar shape of the grand …

The harpsichord makes sound by plucking the strings inside when you play on one of the keys. The plectrum plucks the string and the damper stops the sound when the players lets go of the …

2021年12月5日 · A short introduction to some of the properties of the harpsichord and how the sound is produced. There is a clip on the buff stop from the second Bourree fro...