"clavicembalo" meaning in English

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          "text": "Also we recall that Agnesi's life was bound up with that of a younger sister, Maria Teresa, who is known in the history of music as a composer and pianist, that is, virtuoso on the clavicembalo.",
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          "text": "He taught me composition and how to improve my playing on the clavicembalo [translating Jnſtrument] and also the harp […]."
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