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I am wondering what happened in the fortepiano's history that made the keyboard colors switch (why black keys on some ancient pianofortes are now white on modern pianos).

Here is a picture of a baroque fortepiano with such a keyboard.

Baroque pianoforte (taken from http://hubpages.com/entertainment/Piano-in-the-Baroque-Period) http://usercontent1.hubimg.com/8973142_f520.jpgBaroque pianoforte (taken from http://hubpages.com/entertainment/Piano-in-the-Baroque-Period)

Did all pianofortes have this color pattern before?

I am wondering what happened in the fortepiano's history that made the keyboard colors switch (why black keys on some ancient pianofortes are now white on modern pianos).

Here is a picture of a baroque fortepiano with such a keyboard.

Baroque pianoforte (taken from http://hubpages.com/entertainment/Piano-in-the-Baroque-Period) http://usercontent1.hubimg.com/8973142_f520.jpg

Did all pianofortes have this color pattern before?

I am wondering what happened in the fortepiano's history that made the keyboard colors switch (why black keys on some ancient pianofortes are now white on modern pianos).

Here is a picture of a baroque fortepiano with such a keyboard.

Baroque pianoforte (taken from http://hubpages.com/entertainment/Piano-in-the-Baroque-Period)

Did all pianofortes have this color pattern before?

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Why are the black keys on some ancient fortepianos are now white on modern pianos?

I am wondering what happened in the fortepianosfortepiano's history that made the keyboard colors switch (why black keys on some ancient pianofortes are now white on modern pianos).

Here is a picture of a baroque fortepiano with such a keyboard.

Baroque pianoforte (taken from http://hubpages.com/entertainment/Piano-in-the-Baroque-Period) http://usercontent1.hubimg.com/8973142_f520.jpg

HaveDid all pianofortes hadhave this color pattern before?

Why black keys on some ancient fortepianos are now white on modern pianos?

I am wondering what happened in the fortepianos history that made the keyboard colors switch (why black keys on some ancient pianofortes are now white on modern pianos).

Here is a picture of a baroque fortepiano with such a keyboard.

Baroque pianoforte (taken from http://hubpages.com/entertainment/Piano-in-the-Baroque-Period) http://usercontent1.hubimg.com/8973142_f520.jpg

Have all pianofortes had this color pattern before?

Why are the black keys on some ancient fortepianos now white on modern pianos?

I am wondering what happened in the fortepiano's history that made the keyboard colors switch (why black keys on some ancient pianofortes are now white on modern pianos).

Here is a picture of a baroque fortepiano with such a keyboard.

Baroque pianoforte (taken from http://hubpages.com/entertainment/Piano-in-the-Baroque-Period) http://usercontent1.hubimg.com/8973142_f520.jpg

Did all pianofortes have this color pattern before?

I am wondering what happened in the fortepianos history that made the keyboard colors switch (why black keys on some ancient pianofortes are now white on modern pianos).

Here is a picturepicture of a baroque fortepianosfortepiano with such a keyboard.

Baroque pianoforte (taken from http://hubpages.com/entertainment/Piano-in-the-Baroque-Period) http://usercontent1.hubimg.com/8973142_f520.jpg

Have all pianofortes had this color pattern before?

I am wondering what happened in the fortepianos history that made the keyboard colors switch (why black keys on some ancient pianofortes are now white on modern pianos).

Here is a picture of a baroque fortepianos with such a keyboard.

Have all pianofortes had this color pattern before?

I am wondering what happened in the fortepianos history that made the keyboard colors switch (why black keys on some ancient pianofortes are now white on modern pianos).

Here is a picture of a baroque fortepiano with such a keyboard.

Baroque pianoforte (taken from http://hubpages.com/entertainment/Piano-in-the-Baroque-Period) http://usercontent1.hubimg.com/8973142_f520.jpg

Have all pianofortes had this color pattern before?

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