The 20 Greatest Pianists of all time
Q. How was harpsichord invented?
The harpsichord was most likely invented in the late Middle Ages. By the 16th century, harpsichord makers in Italy were making lightweight instruments with low string tension. In France, the double keyboards were adapted to control different choirs of strings, making a more musically flexible instrument.
Table of Contents
- Q. How was harpsichord invented?
- Q. Where did pianos originate?
- Q. Who is the greatest pianist alive?
- Q. Who was Elise in Beethoven’s life?
- Q. Who is the famous pianist?
- Q. What percentage of pianists are female?
- Q. What’s the word for not good enough?
- Q. What does not bad at all mean?
- Q. What is another word for not so good?
- Q. How do you call someone bad at a game?
- Q. What is the opposite of not good enough?
Q. Where did pianos originate?
Italy
- Artur Schnabel (1882-1951), Austrian.
- Dinu Lipatti (1917-50), Romanian.
- Alfred Cortot (1877-1962), Swiss/French.
- Sviatoslav Richter (1915-97), Russian.
- Vladimir Horowitz (1903-89), Russian.
- Artur Rubinstein (1887-1982), Polish.
- Sergey Rachmaninov (1873-1943), Russian.
Q. Who is the greatest pianist alive?
Top 30 Best Pianists Alive in 2020
- Louis Lortie. Louis Lortie is one of the most sough-after pianists of today.
- Tigran Hamasyan. Tigran Hamasyan is a jazz pianist from Armenia.
- Yuja Wang. Yuja Wang is one of the best young pianists coming from China.
- Brad Mehldau.
- Marc-André Hamelin.
- Ethan Iverson.
- Hélène Grimaud.
- Lang Lang.
Q. Who was Elise in Beethoven’s life?
Elisabeth Roeckel
Q. Who is the famous pianist?
1. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Mozart is most famous for being a composer, and although he got an early start at that by creating music from the age of 5, he was also a virtuoso performer and also known as the child prodigy.
Q. What percentage of pianists are female?
44.4%
Q. What’s the word for not good enough?
What is another word for not good enough?
| unsatisfactory | inadequate |
|---|---|
| weak | inept |
| lacking | lamentable |
| unacceptable | undesirable |
| feeble | found wanting |
Q. What does not bad at all mean?
“Not bad at all” is more colloquial speech. It’s an informal way of saying that something was good, with “at all” just being an extension of the common phrase “not bad” which is, again, usually describing a positive experience.
Q. What is another word for not so good?
mediocre; feeble; poor; not very good; not bad; clumsy; abstemious; unhandy; gawky; uneasy; doltish; wooden; owlish; stiff.
Q. How do you call someone bad at a game?
To defeat someone in a game, competition or argument – thesaurus
- defeat. verb. to win against someone in a game, fight, or election.
- win. verb. to defeat everyone else by being the best or by finishing first in a competition.
- beat. verb.
- overcome. verb.
- crush. verb.
- thrash. verb.
- overpower. verb.
- smash. verb.
Q. What is the opposite of not good enough?
What is the opposite of not good enough?
| good enough | satisfactory |
|---|---|
| plenty | reasonable |
| requisite | satisfying |
| solid | sufficient |
| sufficing | tolerable |
