Pianoforte (noun)

A musical instrument that has a keyboard and produces sound by hammers striking strings.

Origin:

From the italian "piano" meaning soft and "forte" meaning loud.

Examples:

1. The pianoforte is a versatile instrument that can play both soft and loud notes.
2. The pianist was a master of the pianoforte, her fingers dancing across the keys.
3. The pianoforte is a type of piano that was invented in the late 17th century.
4. Many famous composers wrote music specifically for the pianoforte.
5. The pianoforte is considered to be one of the most popular instruments in the Western classical music tradition.