n.拨弦键琴演奏者

The harpsichordist's fingers danced across the keys, producing a Baroque melody.
邰普奇斯手的指尖在琴键上跳跃，演绎出一段巴洛克风格的旋律。
At the recital, the young harpsichordist mesmerized the audience with her intricate finger work.
在独奏音乐会上，年轻的邰普奇斯以她复杂的指法迷住了观众。
The harpsichordist tuned his instrument meticulously before the performance, ensuring every note was pure.
邰普奇斯在表演前仔细调校他的乐器，确保每个音符都纯净无暇。
In the 18th century, being a skilled harpsichordist was a mark of distinction and education.
在18世纪，成为一名熟练的邰普奇斯是学识和地位的象征。
The harpsichordist's interpretation of Bach's Toccata and Fugue was both profound and exhilarating.
这位邰普奇斯对巴赫的托卡塔与赋格的诠释既深邃又令人振奋。
The concert featured a renowned harpsichordist who breathed new life into old compositions.
音乐会特邀请了一位著名的邰普奇斯，他给古老的作品注入了新的生命。
The harpsichordist's technique, combining precision with expressiveness, captivated listeners.
邰普奇斯结合精准与表现力的技术，吸引了所有听众。
Learning to play the harpsichord requires patience, as the harpsichordist must master complex fingerings and touch.
学习弹奏邰普奇斯需要耐心，因为演奏者必须掌握复杂的指法和触键技巧。
The historic performance by the blind harpsichordist was a testament to the power of musical talent over adversity.
那位盲人邰普奇斯的历史性演出证明了音乐才华能战胜逆境的力量。
In the intimate salon concert, the harpsichordist's solo recital transported the audience to the era of Louis XIV.
在私密的沙龙音乐会上，邰普奇斯的独奏将观众带入了路易十四时代。