A claviharp is a rare historical keyboard instrument that combines features of both the harpsichord and the harp. It has a set of strings that are plucked by mechanisms when the keys are pressed, similar to the harpsichord, but the strings are arranged in a manner akin to those of a harp. This instrument is known for its distinctive, bright sound and was used in the 17th and 18th centuries. The claviharp's unique design allows it to produce a clear, resonant tone with a characteristic blend of timbres, offering a unique alternative to other keyboard instruments of its time.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „claviharp” po angielsku

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