I didn’t need proof myself, but I suppose it’s comforting nevertheless to have it mathematically confirmed.

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To provide a dissenting opinion, I’ve always preferred harpsichords to pianos, which is one of the reasons I love Bach so much.

Pianos somehow sound simultaneously harsher than harpsichords with the off-putting initial clunk of the keys, and boringly muted in comparison.

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I do love a lot of his music. It’s just difficult to hear the shrill of the harpsichord, for me.

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Harpsichord always seems so frilly and thin. Piano has more depth and range of emotion, more dynamics.

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