Research On The Influence Of The Shape Characteristics Of The Harpsichord On The Sound Effect

Ancient piano a keyboard instrument name for the piano scholars should not strange,because in the 1709 Italian luthier Christopher invented the world’s first "can strength the sound of" piano,before the ancient piano already exists and prosperity for hundreds of years time,the emergence of it is an important milestone of the history of music.The clavichord has two kinds of pronunciation mechanisms:percussion and plucking.Among them,the clavichord embodies the distinctive characteristics of European culture and has an extremely glorious history.Compared with modern pianos,the clavichord is very different in shape and performance method.It has profound research value in terms of its own special incentive mode and structure,as well as its historical and cultural connotations.This paper will use the research method of music history,combined with pictures,tables,music scores,etc.,to thoroughly comb the clavichord type,development process and other related contents of its historical evolution,and investigate its shape and internal structure.On this basis,combined with the clavichord works of the Baroque period,further analysis of the shape and structure of the harpsichord determines the particularity of its playing method,so as to influence the sound effect.In order to broaden the clavichord research in the field of new research perspective and new research ideas,the author puts forward some personal views on how to better deduce the works of the baroque clavichord.The article is divided into four parts: The first part according to the collation and analysis of historical materials,according to the development of the history of western keyboard instruments on the origin and type of the clavichord.The second part studies the history of the harpsichord and discusses the reasons for the development of the art of the harpsichord.The third part,starting from the principle of pronunciation,investigates the structural characteristics and working performance of the harpsichord components.The fourth part is a further sublimation of the first three chapters.The characteristics and development of the shape and structure of the harpsichord determine its unique sound effect and influence the performance and creation of music.This chapter starts from the comparison between the sound performance of the clavichord and modern piano,investigates the particularity of the sound and performance of the clavichord,and takes the clavichord works in the Baroque period as an example for analysis and reflection.