#arcicembalo
- Archicembalo — A historically significant keyboard instrument invented in the 16th century by the Italian theorist Nicola Vicentino, representing a highly complex and extended form of the harpsichord. Structurally built with multiple manuals and extra keys (up to 35 or 36 keys per octave), it was specifically designed to enable experimentation in microtonality, just intonation, and enharmonic ancient Greek musical systems.
- Arcicembalo — An historical keyboard musical instrument from the harpsichord family, designed in the 16th century by theorist Nicola Vicentino, structurally equipped with multiple keyboards and complex microtonal divisions (up to 31 intervals per octave). This advanced acoustic device was utilized to experiment with ancient Greek musical genres and to achieve just intonation in Renaissance polyphonic music.