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clavier

[kluh-veer, klav-ee-er, kley-vee-] / kləˈvɪər, ˈklæv i ər, ˈkleɪ vi- /




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But church elders reined in Antes when he tried to add keyboarding instruments, called claviers, to his product line, according to a passage in the 1762 minutes of “Bethlehem Elder Conference” that Shatto cited.

From Washington Times

The title of his famous collection of fugues, 'The Well-Tempered Clavier', does not allude to his clavier's behaviour.

From Nature

He played the clavier and the harpsichord both.

From The Guardian

As the historian Paul Johnson recounts in Mozart: A Life, Mozart began playing the clavier at age 4 and was composing at 5.

From Scientific American

Mr. Lind performs on a console in a glass-walled space that one early description of the carillon called the “clavier cabin,” which sits even higher than his office on the 21st floor.

From New York Times