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Prepared Piano
Original title: プリペアードピアノ
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A prepared piano is a technique in which the pianist places bolts, screws, rubber, and similar items between a grand piano’s strings beforehand, making its sounds resemble bells, chimes, drums, and so forth, producing diverse timbres like a percussion ensemble or gamelan with 1 piano.
プリペアド・ピアノとは、ボルトやネジ、ゴム等をグランドピアノの弦と弦の間にピアニストが予め挟み込み、ピアノの音を鐘や鈴、太鼓などの音に見立て、ピアノ１台でパーカッション・アンサンブル、ガムランのような様々な音色を出す手法です。
Source updated 2023-11-19 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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