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How are dynamics and timbre controlled on a harpsichord?
You can't use dynamics or timbre on a harpsichord, but you can on a piano
What is the most common timbre music?
piano
What words would you use to describe piano timbre in a bach prelude?
peaceful and soft
What is the difference between piano and celesta?
one is more sharp in timbre one is lower.
What Is TIMBRE?
Timbre is what allows you to tell a piano from a trumpet, or a person's voice from a drum. It's tone color. It is independent from pitch, which is the frequency at which an object vibrates to create sound.
How do you change the timbre of a drum?
there is a lever. pull or push to change it
How may an instruments timbre change?
by the pitch
Does a piano have magnets?
No, there are no magnets in a normal mechanical piano.
How are the electric piano and the normal piano alike?
They both sound like a piano.
Why do you use timbre?
Timbre is what allows you to tell what type of instrument is playing that you're listening to. You wouldn't be able to tell a piano from a trumpet without it. The closest type of sound without timbre is a pure sine wave, since there's no overtones in the waveform to make it more distinct than a simple, smooth "beeping" noise.
How many c's are there in a normal piano?
There are 8 c naturals on a normal piano but there are 7 c sharps
How many piano keys are there on a normal piano?
A normal piano has 88 keys. A "Cottage piano" has 64 keys. The 7'4'' Bosendorfer has 92 keys. The 9'6'' Bosendorfer has 97 keys. Standard pianos have 88 keys.
