“Piano, organ, harpsichord, dolceola” in Cookie Jam. This answer may surprise you
Wondering what Piano, organ, harpsichord, dolceola have in common? This Cookie Jam question is difficult.
New Buzzwords are here. This Cookie Jam event is quite fun. While solving puzzles is a reward enough for me, getting those tasty bonuses is also nice, am I right? Of course, as always – some crosswords are more difficult than others. One of the inquiries is quite mysterious this time, it only states “Piano, organ, harpsichord dolceola”. What does it mean? Here’s the first clue – what do they have in common?
“Piano, organ, harpsichord, dolceola” in Cookie Jam
When I saw enigmatic “piano, organ, harpsichord and dolceola”, I had one question in my mind – what are harpsichord and dolceola? They are instruments! I’m not the big musician myself, however, I suspect that even many proffesionals would be puzzled by these names. However, thanks to the power of the Internet I have discovered that they have one thing in common. That is our answer.
- Piano, organ, harpsichord, dolceola – keyboard.
Yes, all of the above use a keyboard. Of course they are completely different instruments! I am a person who likes to learn more about various things, so I googled harpsichord and dolceola immediately. Especially the latter is quite an intriguing one. There is not much information on it. According to Wikipedia, it was created between 1903 – 1907. It seems that not many people know that it exists at all. I surely didn’t. However, an interesting fact is that Alex Turner from Arctic Monkeys played it on one of the band’s albums.
I have answered a few of the questions so far - “Uneven ground with small stones”, “Crispy thin crunchy delights”or “What ice cream does in warm weather” but this one was by far the most fascinating of them all. Hopefully, this set of Buzzwords have more inquiries like that.
