When Was the Piano Invented? The History of the Piano
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- The history and the development of the piano has gone through centuries of human civilization, but when was the actual piano invented?
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It's so sad to consider that great geniuses like Beethoven never lived long enough to see what pianos would become! 💔
So could we say that the piano was a natural evolution of the harpsichord?
No it’s a separate instrument. They coexisted for a while in the 18th century and everyone thought of them as different instruments
@@Ekvitariusyes but the subsequent death of the harpsichord would suggest otherwise?
Yes, they're separate instruments, but also 'yes' the harpsichord was the lodestone for the piano, and a definite stage of its evolution.@@Ekvitarius
Man, this guy reminds me of an actor that I can’t think of which one
Mark Hamill
Wallace Shawn …
The Sicilian off the princess bride lol
That is exactly who you are thinking of
You’re welcome
Shirley Temple.
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I don’t get it 😢😢😢
Entertaining and educational. Thanks
great video! thank you
Can you do a video about the UNA Corda piano?
Thank you.
Excellent explanation
Nice job with this. I like your happy tone of voice as well. Really makes the video pleasant to watch.
Thnk you for this
All the "invention of the piano" video's I am seeing neglect to mention that although early Hammer Claviers and Clavichords were very soft, they also had keys that initiated striking of strings with a tangent, or a leather covered hammer and had been extant since the late 1500's and earlier for the clavichord, and could be played very very softly or soft medium.. Also no mention is made of early piano developer save Cristofori. i believe it was Silberman, (in northern europe) who improved or invented the escapement, and compound action for accellerating the hammers in the early-ish 1700's.
the same with the guitar
this was evolving until the Spanish guitar came
with your deep sound and was the standard
Hii
Can you tell me what is the name of the intro song??
I think it is just a random arpeggio followed by a chord.
Hello how do you notice the differences in pianos
Excellent
BTW they now make Pianos w/ 20 More Keys than our 88 Key Pianos, the 108 Key Piano
I doubt if Van Cliburn would say, 'Oh darn, what I could have done with 20 more keys,'
That's why the harp and Piano sounds somewhat the same to me
You need to get your ears cleaned out.
even guitar?? is string too
Hi Robert! I wear watches all the time on my wrist. It may sound silly, but do wristwatches affect piano playing? Should I take it off when practicing?
You're right, it does sound silly.
I do
Good video.
The Roland Facet Grand Piano Is A Polygonal-Shaped Piano And It Was Fully Evolved
Look at your fucking name mate, do you even know what planet we live on?
my dad made me watch this for a documentary summary lol
That's evil
Homeschooled?
made you or forced you
Take it from someone who has taught and coached thousands of kids; there are many things that children should be forced to do. If you don't believe that, don't ever become a parent. @@katiegrundle9900
Why doesn’t this have millions of view?
I really love this instrument... unfortunately I can’t even afford a digital piano now :/
Story of my life.
There's always online.
Try a midi 😂
There is an app called perfect piano
So sad but you can afford e373 or e463
The first keyboards had keys of all the same size and colour, so when was the first keyboard that had black and white keys invented - and by who?
Good question.
It is i the man who made paint😂
As you know, pianos are very common today and they are the main instrument in the instrument family, today.
I wonder what it sounded like when they played their music before modern pianos.
Look up Renaissance and Baroque music like Sweelinck or Bach's works for harpsichord! I highly recommend listening to the Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1 and 2.
Nice rug bro
There is one dislike but it still pisses me off.
7 dislikes 😃
Christopher Bartholomew
deserves to keep the title as the
inventor of The first PIANO-FORTE
in 1700. Just like Anthonio Sax the inventor of the first Saxophone which wasn't called Alto, Tenor or Baritone.
yes, i consider the piano a piaonforte. if its just piano, then it cant get loud. we have to respect the invertor and for sure the first player of this wonderful instrument
Yes, only I'm certain he was never referenced as Christopher Bartholmew, particularly due to Cristofori being his surname.
I wish that i cluld be great pianist and teacher piano ❤
Why can't you be?
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Bartolomeo Cristòfori not "bardolomeou kristofòri".
Is it only who thinks he looks little like Mark hamill
Haha! I thought the same thing.
I don't see no cats here
Very tangential comment here... I can understand why, from a production point of view, but I think it's too bad you don't play your "Living Pianos Variations" on camera any more. =(
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This piano guy sounds a bit like Mark Hamil.
piano was invented in italy,1700
Italy didnt exist as a country.
@@spanishmasterpieces5203 italian republic didn't exist, but Italy as a place and a group of population with similar language abd culture yes. Since roman empire Italy was considered as a single country.
Proof?
It absolutely did. It's been Italia (Italy) or Peninsula Italy for approximately 2500 years @@spanishmasterpieces5203
Grow up.@@jasong705
Am I the only one who thinks this guy looks like Mark Hamill?
Given the asshole that Hamill has shown himself to be, I doubt this gentleman would appreciate the likeness.
3:49 1700, not 1600.
🤔 use to be as unknow...😆😁
Hehehe I was right in commenting in other of ur video that I don't particularly like the sound of Chopin original piano do prefer sound for Chopin compositions Steinway of 1950s.. Hehehe I don't have any idea what I'm talking about just go by ear... Hehehe was told I have none.. So I never study music but I'm in love with it if I only could...
Yea i play the keyed harpsichord. No biggie.
It's called pianoforte.
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The Chinese inventing the piano during 2000 year ago
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Bartolomeo cristòfori, not cristofòri
wolfy ur my boi!
Hammers huh? Paganism saves us again, Hail Þunor
I don’t get it 😢😢😢
Lol harps are older than piano
the fuck?
who put that under question?
@@BetamaxFlippy mushroom!
dd
Inhave a piàno
holy fuck, and i thought the questions on r/piano were bad