(S)he's A Pirate (Harpsichord Cover)

(S)he's A Pirate (Harpsichord Cover)
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Is this that instrument that supposedly had double black keys? One for C# and one for D-flat and so on.

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The harpsichord had a few variations. the main difference is that the harpsichord has no dynamics (the string is plucked rather than struck) so the notes will always be the same volume. This lead to the invention of the Piano-forte (soft loud) now just called the piano. The piano's construction allowed both for more volume and the ability to play notes Piano (softly or Forte (loudly) and the range in-between. some versions had double keys. the harpsichord was also part of the transition from well-temperament (tuning based on the key) to equal temperament (more modern tuning)

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