Keyboard instrument widely used in European music from the…

Keyboard instrument widely used in European music from the Renaissance through the Baroque era, whose strings are plucked by small quills or plectra when the keys are pressed, rather than struck by hammers. Unable to vary its volume through touch, it often has two manuals and several registers. Johann Sebastian Bach, François Couperin and Domenico Scarlatti composed extensively for it, and it enjoyed a twentieth-century revival led by Wanda Landowska.

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