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Meanings of clavecin in anglès
Usage of clavecin in anglès
1
I recognized it immediately: Maestro Petit's magic clavecin from the Foire Saint-Germain.
2
I imagined her at home, playing the clavecin, admired by men.
3
The great actress desires some one to tune her clavecin:-
4
But he finishes a large number of works, door-heads, clavecin cases, and the like.
5
He had tuned the clavecin and taken flight.
6
To this group belonged the virginal, or virginals, the clavicembalo, the harpsichord, or clavecin, and the spinet.
7
Wherefore, let the Countess, while cultivating her decided talent for the clavecin, understand her interests and yours.
8
Juliette to hear the clavecin players.
9
He will send us from Paris arm-chairs of a new pattern he has devised, suitably covered, and a clavecin.
10
The younger of the friends is the conductor, and presides, as is the custom of the time, at the clavecin.
11
A few years later we find him at Hamburg, where he played the clavecin in the orchestra and was sometimes conductor.
12
They visit, drive, ride on horseback, paint, design, play on the lute or clavecin, and have all the new books sent to them.
13
At the age of sixteen young Händel had obtained a position as organist, and he was also a fine clavecin player and a good violinist.
14
You are not mistaken, Marquis, the taste and talent of the Countess for the clavecin (piano) will tend to increase your love and happiness.
15
17 Suites de Pièces for the clavecin.
16
I recognized it immediately: Maestro Petit's magic clavecin from the Foire Saint-Germain.
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Clavecin through the time