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cembalo
[ chem-buh-loh ]
cembalo
/ ˈtʃɛmbələʊ /
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Derived Forms
- ˈcembalist, noun
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of cembalo1
C19: shortened from clavicembalo
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Example Sentences
His father was accompanist (Maestro al Cembalo) at the Pergola theatre.
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Sinfonia dal medesimo, concertata con tutte le parte sul Cembalo sopra una sola parte di Violino postagli dinanzi improwisamente.
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During the seventeenth century, sonatas were written for various instruments, with a figured bass for the cembalo.
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The indications: ad libitum, or cembalo, found time after time in his scores, marked the places reserved for the improvisation.
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It was performed on the organ, or cembalo or regal, according to circumstances.
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