What is the difference between a clavichord and a piano?

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The harpsichord is upright like a piano, and has horizontally placed strings, and a keyboard. The clavichord is smaller than the harpsichord and some versions sit on a table, while hand held versions have been developed. The clavichord has a keyboard and strings, and the keys on the keyboard do not m...
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The harpsichord is upright like a piano, and has horizontally placed strings, and a keyboard. The clavichord is smaller than the harpsichord and some versions sit on a table, while hand held versions have been developed. The clavichord has a keyboard and strings, and the keys on the keyboard do not move. read less
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