n.古钢琴，击弦古钢琴

原形：clavichord复数：clavichords

The clavichord was a popular instrument in the Baroque era.
拨弦古钢琴在巴洛克时期是一种流行的乐器。
With its gentle sound, the clavichord was favored for private music-making.
由于其柔和的音色，拨弦古钢琴常被用于私人音乐演奏。
The clavichord produced sound by striking metal strings with small brass blades called tangents.
拨弦古钢琴通过用小铜片（触键）敲击金属弦线来发声。
Unlike the harpsichord, the clavichord allowed for dynamic expression through varied pressure on the keys.
与大键琴不同，拨弦古钢琴可以通过对琴键施加不同的力度来表达动态变化。
The clavichord's limited volume made it less suitable for large concert halls.
拨弦古钢琴的音量有限，不太适合大型音乐厅演出。
Composers like Johann Sebastian Bach composed works specifically for the clavichord.
像约翰·塞巴斯蒂安·巴赫这样的作曲家专门为拨弦古钢琴创作了作品。
The clavichord's unique timbre contributed to its charm and intimacy.
拨弦古钢琴独特的音色为其增添了魅力和亲密感。
Restoring an old clavichord requires great expertise in historical instrument craftsmanship.
修复一台古老的拨弦古钢琴需要深厚的历史乐器工艺知识。
In the 18th century, the piano eventually replaced the clavichord due to its greater versatility.
在18世纪，由于钢琴的多功能性，它最终取代了拨弦古钢琴。
Today, enthusiasts still gather to appreciate and play the clavichord at specialized concerts and workshops.
如今，爱好者们仍然会在专门的音乐会和工作坊中聚集，欣赏和演奏拨弦古钢琴。