Assertion: harpsichord | /r/HasAspect | two keyboards
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: with different sets of strings
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The harpsichord that I perform on has two keyboards but this isn’t usually the case.
text: It has a keyboard with 2 different colored keys on it, and is Sort of shaped like a piano.
text: First let me say that harpsichords can have one or two keyboards, and even a pedal keyboard underneath.
text: Although the Harpsichord has at least one keyboard, sometimes two, and looks much like a piano albeit a rather elongated version, it is actually a very different type of instrument due to the way it functions.
text: First, a harpsichord may have two keyboards or manuals rather than one, as a piano does.
text: Harpsichords often have two keyboards, or manuals, which can usually be coupled or used separately, allowing further variations of tone color and volume.
text: First, a harpsichord may have two keyboards or manuals rather than one, as a piano does.
text: Some harpsichords had two keyboards with different sets of strings which could be coupled.
text: Why do some harpsichords have two keyboards?
text: In shape, the harpsichord resembles a modern grand piano, except that it usually has two keyboards.
text: First, a harpsichord may have two keyboards or manuals rather than one, as a piano does.
text: They are both string instruments with wooden cases, but the harpsichord has two or more sets of strings inside the case, and two keyboards.
text: The 1906 harpsichord has two keyboards, or “manuals.