One needs at least one arm ... there are pieces for just the left or right arm ... and fingers, and lots of dexterity. It's not so much physical as the pressure required to make a string vibrate is quite nominal actually. One also needs to be able to sit properly and work a couple pedals with the feet.
Pianofortes are made of wood. Electric pianos are either made pf metal or plastic.
i think the physical charactaristics of a piano are the size, shape and what their made of.
It is a pianoforte. The term originated in Italy as the pianoforte, but is usually shortened to piano.
Pianoforte did not get shortened there is a difference between pianoforte and piano. Piano means to be played softly, while pianoforte wants it to be played softly but with a variation of loud and soft noise levels.
Pianoforte
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Wolfgang's father, Leopold, played pianoforte and violin, and his sister, Nannerl, played the pianoforte.
pianoforte
Pianoforte - 2001 was released on: USA: 2001 (DVD premiere)
Pianoforte - 1984 is rated/received certificates of: France:-12
It is a pianoforte. The term originated in Italy as the pianoforte, but is usually shortened to piano.
piano
Pianoforte did not get shortened there is a difference between pianoforte and piano. Piano means to be played softly, while pianoforte wants it to be played softly but with a variation of loud and soft noise levels.
pianoforte.
Pianoforte
String
Wolfgang's father, Leopold, played pianoforte and violin, and his sister, Nannerl, played the pianoforte.
When was the Pianoforte created?The pianoforte or piano was born in 1709 when Bartolomeo Cristofori built the pianoforte, a keyboard instrument that possessed the ability to control dynamics not possible with the harpsichord. The piano was based on the hundreds of years work done on the harpsichord, including using the same soundboard, bridge, and keyboard devices. A harpsichord maker himself, Cristofori obviously benefited from this knowledge.
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