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It's an alternate term for pedal harpsichord, an instrument that has a pedal keyboard like an organ's.
See for example the great 1960's album "Bach on the Pedal Harpsichord" by E. Power Biggs (Columbia Records)
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Which two instruments did Handel play?
Organ and harpsichord
What instruments did Handel play?
piona
What instrument is typically associated with fugue?
Keyboard instruments, such as the organ, piano, or harpsichord.
What was Bachs favorite musical instrument?
His main instrument was the pipe organ. He also played the harpsichord.
What instruments did Wolfgang play?
Mozart played the piano, violin, organ, harpsichord, and maybe several other instruments.
Which two instruments did Handel play?
Organ and harpsichord
What is organ harpsichord?
It's an alternate term for pedal harpsichord, an instrument that has a pedal keyboard like an organ's. See for example the great 1960's album "Bach on the Pedal Harpsichord" by E. Power Biggs (Columbia Records)
What instruments did Handel play?
piona
Which instrument is similar to a piano?
Probably the organ. <><><> Possibly the Harpsichord?
What instruments did Johann Sebastian Bach like playing most?
Harpsichord and organ.
What are the six members of the keyboard family?
organ, synthesizer, harpsichord, piano and clavichord
What instrument is typically associated with fugue?
Keyboard instruments, such as the organ, piano, or harpsichord.
What instrument plays Henry Purcell?
Purcell was an English Organist
What is Musical intruments starts with an h?
· Hammond Organ · Harmonica · Harp · Harpsichord
What was Bachs favorite musical instrument?
His main instrument was the pipe organ. He also played the harpsichord.
What is an harpsichord?
It's an alternate term for pedal harpsichord, an instrument that has a pedal keyboard like an organ's. See for example the great 1960's album "Bach on the Pedal Harpsichord" by E. Power Biggs (Columbia Records)
What did musicians use before the piano?
The "Fortepiano" and before that the "Harpsichord" also the cello and organ
