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Harpsichord
Original title: チェンバロ
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Harpsichords and pianos have very similar shapes, and both are played by pressing keys with the fingers. Although there is little difference in appearance, their capabilities differ in various ways. For example, the harpsichord is a “plucked-string instrument” producing sound by plucking strings with plectra, whereas the piano is a “struck-string instrument” producing sound by vibrating strings with hammers.
チェンバロとピアノは形がよく似ていて、どちらも鍵盤を指で押さえて演奏します。 見た目に大きな違いはありませんが、性能にはさまざまな違いがあります。 例えば、チェンバロは、爪で弾くことで弦を振動させて音を出す「撥弦楽器」ですが、ピアノはハンマーで叩いて弦を振動させ音を出す「打弦楽器」であること。
Source updated 2023-12-18 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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