Talk:Clavier

(Scope in German)
"the German word used specifically to refer to any sort of piano except grand pianos, but not other keyboard instruments." I believe this to be incorrect. Klavier just means "Any keyboard instrument". The link for klavier takes you to the piano wikipedia page. I am going to correct this. As an example, Bach's "well tempered klavier" is for any keyboard instrument. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2001:569:F8B5:3000:6C57:9DD9:1CCE:B087 (talk) 06:31, 24 February 2018 (UTC)
 * I'm unsurprised by that assertion. (In fact, a Goliard poet used the related Latin term, clavis, referring to (a?) key(s?) for a lock in the context of, IIRC, vincula (for "chain" or perhaps "chains") in bragging of the futility of trying to restrain him.) It's amusing to some of us, but does not suggest any encyclopedic additions of content applicable to a Dab page (whose purpose, oddly enuf, is simply to Dab'ate).  So i'm stripping out this non-Dab'g info:
 * ; especially baroque-era instruments such as
 * the harpsichord
 * the clavichord or


 * the fortepiano
 * ...bcz a dab page is not even a dict page, let alone a 'pedia-article one, or (still more to the point) even one constructively relieved by distractions from topic. --Jerzy•t 10:57, 9 March 2018 (UTC)

(Other info that is ineligible for a Dab-page -- but perhaps valuable elsewhere)
Content generated by markup that i've removed from the main section of the Dab page:

--Jerzy•t 10:57, 9 March 2018 (UTC)

Notes previously generated by the above removed text
--Jerzy•t 10:57, 9 March 2018 (UTC)

Klavier Music Productions
"Klavier Music Productions" has no relevance to the Dab task (which is solely to Dab, and not otherwise to even inform, let alone to entertain), and mention of it is removed. However, FWIW to those interested, it is also actually currently mentioned in the following presumable bio articles (among the 1st 20 real or supposed hits for that search):
 * Edwin F. Kalmus


 * Eugene Migliaro Corporon


 * David Maslanka --Jerzy•t 10:57, 9 March 2018 (UTC)