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Answered on 05 Aug Learn Keyboard (Music)

Bhuvnesh Dutt

"MUSIC TEACHER WITH MORE THAN 4 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE"

He wrote extensively for organ and for other keyboard instruments. He composed concertos, for instance for violin and for harpsichord, and suites, as chamber music as well as for orchestra. Many of his works employ contrapuntal techniques like canon and fugue
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Answered on 21 Aug Learn Keyboard (Music)

Himanshu Patwa

Guitar tutor with 4 years of experience from PAIPA Music and Dance Classes

The most common instruments used in rock music are guitar, bass and drums. Some bands also use keyboards.
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Answered on 13 Aug Learn Keyboard (Music)

Aishwarya P

Experienced and certificate music instructor from Trinity College of London

The first keyboard instrument was the Ancient Greek Hydrauils the tone will be like a organ and.It was invented in the third century
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Answered on 21 Aug Learn Keyboard (Music)

Himanshu Patwa

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Yes each key has a different name. Specifically there are two types of keys white keys and black keys. White keys are natural notes and black keys are flat/sharp notes.
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Answered on 27 Sep Learn Keyboard (Music)

Aishwarya P

Experienced and certificate music instructor from Trinity College of London

Yamaha PSS-F30, 37-Keys Portable Mini Keyboard. Casiotone Mini Keyboard SA-80 with Piano tones, White (44 Keys) Casio CT-X9000IN 61-Key Portable Keyboard. read more
  • Yamaha PSS-F30, 37-Keys Portable Mini Keyboard.
  • Casiotone Mini Keyboard SA-80 with Piano tones, White (44 Keys)
  • Casio CT-X9000IN 61-Key Portable Keyboard.
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Answered on 27 Sep Learn Keyboard (Music)

Aishwarya P

Experienced and certificate music instructor from Trinity College of London

Pianos use hammers to strike strings, creating a dynamic range of sound. Harpsichords pluck strings, resulting in a distinct, harp-like tone. Organs use air to produce sound through pipes or electronic means. Keyboards encompass a broad category, including various electronic and digital instruments. read more

Pianos use hammers to strike strings, creating a dynamic range of sound. Harpsichords pluck strings, resulting in a distinct, harp-like tone. Organs use air to produce sound through pipes or electronic means. Keyboards encompass a broad category, including various electronic and digital instruments.

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Answered on 25 Sep Learn Keyboard (Music)

Aishwarya P

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A keyboard may have the same number of keys but is an electronic instrument that is smaller and easier to transport
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Answered on 25 Sep Learn Keyboard (Music)

Aishwarya P

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playing back pre-recorded sounds from magnetic tape strips, one for each key: When a key is pressed, the tape connected to it is pushed against a playback head.As long as the key is depressed, the tape is drawn over the head, playing the sound.   
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Answered on 03 Aug Learn Keyboard (Music)

Sana Begum

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Johann Sebastian Bach's keyboard music can sound great on all three instruments, but the most authentic and suitable choice depends on the specific piece and the desired sound: 1. _Harpsichord_: Bach's Baroque-era music was primarily written for the harpsichord, which provides a bright, crisp sound.... read more
Johann Sebastian Bach's keyboard music can sound great on all three instruments, but the most authentic and suitable choice depends on the specific piece and the desired sound: 1. _Harpsichord_: Bach's Baroque-era music was primarily written for the harpsichord, which provides a bright, crisp sound. Harpsichord is ideal for: - Inventions - Sinfonias - Partitas - English Suites 2. _Organ_: Bach was a master organist, and his organ music takes advantage of the instrument's unique capabilities. Organ is ideal for: - Toccatas - Fantasias - Preludes - Fugues 3. _Piano_: While Bach didn't write specifically for the piano (it wasn't invented during his lifetime), his music can be adapted to the piano. Piano is suitable for: - Transcriptions of harpsichord or organ works - Smaller-scale pieces like the Inventions or Sinfonias - Expressive, nuanced performances of Bach's more introspective works Keep in mind that Bach's music is versatile, and different instruments can bring unique perspectives to his compositions. Harpsichord and organ provide a more historically authentic sound, while piano offers a more expressive, Romantic interpretation. read less
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Answered on 03 Aug Learn Keyboard (Music)

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Rubato, or expressive tempo flexibility, is a delicate matter in Baroque keyboard music. While some flexibility is acceptable, excessive rubato can compromise the music's structural integrity and stylistic authenticity. In Baroque music, a moderate amount of rubato is suitable for: 1. Emotional... read more
Rubato, or expressive tempo flexibility, is a delicate matter in Baroque keyboard music. While some flexibility is acceptable, excessive rubato can compromise the music's structural integrity and stylistic authenticity. In Baroque music, a moderate amount of rubato is suitable for: 1. Emotional expression: Adding nuance and feeling to melodies, especially in slower movements. 2. Rhetorical emphasis: Highlighting important musical ideas or cadences. 3. Ornamentation: Accommodating intricate ornaments and trills. However, excessive rubato can lead to: 1. Distortion of rhythm and meter 2. Disruption of the music's forward momentum 3. Loss of clarity and articulation As a general guideline, consider the following: - In faster movements, maintain a relatively steady tempo, with subtle rubato for emphasis. - In slower movements, more expressive rubato is acceptable, but avoid excessive slowing or dragging. - In general, aim for a balance between expression and structural integrity. Some notable Baroque keyboard performers and their approaches to rubato include: - Gustav Leonhardt (harpsichord): subtle, restrained rubato - Glenn Gould (piano): distinctive, expressive rubato - Ton Koopman (harpsichord): nuanced, flexible rubato Remember, the key is to find a balance between expression and authenticity, respecting the composer's intent while adding your own musicality. read less
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