No. The harpsichord was invented long before him. He did invent what he originally called a glassychord, later renamed the armonica, not to be confused with the harmonica.
Franklin! That's why they called him Benjamin Franklin.
Ben Franklin invented an instrument called the glass armonica, and though it is rarely seen today, he is famous for inventing it. He also played violin, harp, and guitar, and composed music.
Benjamin Franklin did not invent the almanac. Almanacs were popular books in Colonial America.Benjamin Franklin wrote his own almanac called Poor Richard's Almanack.
yes there is its called a picture book of Benjamin Franklin
Whoever he was, he probably knew that "convention" is spelled with an "n" before the "t". Benjamin Franklin was called the Sage of the Constitutional Convention.
Yes. Benjamin Franklin is remembered for playing violin, guitar, and harp. He also invented an instrument called the glass armonica, which is rarely seen today. He composed music as well.
Franklin! That's why they called him Benjamin Franklin.
No, he did not. Magnets were known about since the 1300's.. They were called "lodestones" .
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Ben Franklin invented an instrument called the glass armonica, and though it is rarely seen today, he is famous for inventing it. He also played violin, harp, and guitar, and composed music.
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Yes, the harpsichord is a string instrument. It produces sound by plucking strings with a mechanism called a plectrum when a key is pressed. Unlike the piano, which strikes strings with hammers, the harpsichord's plucking action gives it a distinct, bright tone. The instrument typically has multiple sets of strings to create different timbres and dynamics.
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It is either the keyboard or the harpsichord. I think. The clavichord was a forerunner of the piano and might also be called a cousin.
I will give you three: The organ, the clavichord and the harpsichord, sometimes called the cembalo.