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Sometimes, but not always. Baroque orchestral music often includes a harpsichord, and many pieces have been written for piano and orchestra. Other pieces might use a celesta or pipe organ.
If anything with a keyboard is considered to be cousin to the piano, then an organ and an accordion are both cousins to the piano. If the method of creating sound from that keyboard is the measure of an instrument being cousin to a piano, then the hammered dulcimer, the clavichord, the harpsichord, and even the celesta would be cousins.
Organ and 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)
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Sometimes, but not always. Baroque orchestral music often includes a harpsichord, and many pieces have been written for piano and orchestra. Other pieces might use a celesta or pipe organ.
If anything with a keyboard is considered to be cousin to the piano, then an organ and an accordion are both cousins to the piano. If the method of creating sound from that keyboard is the measure of an instrument being cousin to a piano, then the hammered dulcimer, the clavichord, the harpsichord, and even the celesta would be cousins.
Organ and 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)
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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Probably the organ. <><><> Possibly the Harpsichord?
A keyboard instrument is any musical instrument played using a musical keyboard. The most common of these is the piano.Among the earliest keyboard instruments are the pipe organ, hurdy gurdy, clavichord, and harpsichord.
The Organ and the keyboard, but other than that there are also other instruments that are Chordophones that belong to the percussion family. like the Hammered dulcimer, Cimbalom, Onavillu, Berimbau, Jhallari, Celesta.
Good question. It is a keyboard instrument, like the piano, harpsichord and celesta, but unlike those instruments (which are technically in the percussion family) its tones are produced by air. As an organist myself, I would tend to group it with the keyboard instruments due to what the player him/herself does to produce the sounds.
Keyboard instruments, such as the organ, piano, or harpsichord.
Purcell was an English Organist