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What instruments has pedals strings and keys?
the piano or a pedal harp or concert harp
Names of pianos?
I don't know about names, but there are many different types of pianos. There are upright pianos, baby grands, grands, concert grands, etc. There are also electric keyboards and digital keyboards that are like pianos without hammers.
How old is the Gordon Laughead piano?
The Gordon Laughead company built pianos between the years 1948-1964. To find when it was built exactly, look for the serial number (should be underneath the top covering the strings) go to bluebookofpianos.com, and there will be a place you can find out its age using that number.
How good are Starck pianos?
Ive got one and love it. im very into vintage guitars and pianos. starck piano co. ended in production in 1966, which means all of them are vintage. as long as you take care of it its a wonderfull sounding piano.
Where do you find the serial numbers for Henry Miller pianos?
Lift up the top of the piano and you will find it in the center of the board above the strings
How many strings do a piano generally have?
Pianos have three strings per note... Therefore - since most modern pianos have 88 keys, they have 264 strings.
What causes the sounds that come from guitars and pianos?
Both guitars and pianos have strings. Striking the strings causes them to vibrate, which makes the sound that you hear.
Do digital pianos need to be tuned regularly?
No, digital pianos do not need to be tuned regularly because they use electronic sound technology instead of strings like acoustic pianos.
What instruments has pedals strings and keys?
the piano or a pedal harp or concert harp
'What is a piano classified as?
A piano is classified as a musical instrument, specifically a keyboard instrument. It produces sound by striking strings with hammers when keys are pressed. Pianos come in various sizes and types, such as grand pianos, upright pianos, and digital pianos.
Do digital pianos need tuning?
No, digital pianos do not need tuning because they use electronic sound production rather than physical strings that can go out of tune.
Names of pianos?
I don't know about names, but there are many different types of pianos. There are upright pianos, baby grands, grands, concert grands, etc. There are also electric keyboards and digital keyboards that are like pianos without hammers.
Do keyboards sound like pianos when played?
Keyboards and pianos produce similar sounds when played, but there are differences in the quality and tone of the sound. Keyboards use electronic technology to replicate the sound of a piano, while pianos produce sound acoustically through vibrating strings.
How many strings does an average medium sized piano have?
An average piano has about 215 - 220 strings. In the extreme bass, one string per note is enough to produce adequate volume. (To achieve the low pitch, these strings are coiled with copper, to make them thicker.) This is the "bass" of a piano. In good pianos, it it normally used only for the first octave. although I've seen pianos in which they extend to about 1.5 octaves. In the "tenor" section, there are usually 2 strings per note, also coiled with copper. In a good piano, these usually cover the 2nd octave of the piano, but I've seen small, cheap pianos where there extend as high as middle C, covering about 1.5 octaves! The rest of the range (upward) has 3 strings per note. NOTE: In the last category, one string is usually tightened at the far end, and pulled back to produce the next string. In a sense, this makes one string, but it is tuned as though it were two individual strings. In the best pianos, each of the 3 strings of each note is an individually hitched string. A small, cheap piano, may contain as few as 210 strings or less, and a high quality piano as many as 225 strings or more. Two exceptions are the Bluthner grand, which has a 4th string to resonate the 3 strings of the piano's largest range, and the Bosendorfer Imperial Grand, which has more than 88 keys, hence, more strings. Here's a general rule: "The smaller the piano, the fewer strings it has; the larger the piano, the more strings it has."
How old is the Gordon Laughead piano?
The Gordon Laughead company built pianos between the years 1948-1964. To find when it was built exactly, look for the serial number (should be underneath the top covering the strings) go to bluebookofpianos.com, and there will be a place you can find out its age using that number.
How good are Starck pianos?
Ive got one and love it. im very into vintage guitars and pianos. starck piano co. ended in production in 1966, which means all of them are vintage. as long as you take care of it its a wonderfull sounding piano.
Why do pianos go out of tune?
Because you're constantly hitting the strings with a hammer, dopeski. And, humidity changes swell and shrink the 3/4"-wide spruce soundboard, altering the tension in the strings.
