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136 answers are accepted for “Name a keyboard instrument”. Digital organ is the rarest keyboard instrument in this ranking, with 78 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary). Gazamba is the second-rarest with 170 monthly Wikipedia views, 2.18× the figure for Digital organ. Piano is the most common keyboard instrument in this ranking, with 428,537 monthly Wikipedia views, 5,494× the figure for the rarest. Combined monthly Wikipedia views across the 136 answers: 3,410,520. Digital organ is under 0.1% of that total. 28 answers are Epic or Legendary: Digital organ (Legendary), Gazamba (Legendary), Taralila (Legendary), and 25 more.
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Piano
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428,537 monthly Wikipedia views
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Rarity 0.000
Monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10).
Ranked answers 136 answers to “Name a keyboard instrument”, rarest first. A rarity of 1 is the rarest answer in this
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Rank Answer Tier Rarity Monthly Wikipedia views 1 Digital organ on Wikipedia Legendary 1.000 78 2 Gazamba on Wikipedia Legendary 0.993 170 3 Taralila on Wikipedia Legendary 0.985 307 4 Casiotone MT-40 on Wikipedia Legendary 0.978 453 5 Euphonicon on Wikipedia Legendary 0.967 586 6 Robb Wave Organ on Wikipedia Legendary 0.967 586 7 Livenka on Wikipedia Legendary 0.956 629 8 Doppio Borgato on Wikipedia Legendary 0.948 689 9 Saratovskaya garmonika on Wikipedia Legendary 0.941 811 10 PH Grand Piano on Wikipedia Legendary 0.933 889 11 Harpsichord-viola on Wikipedia Epic 0.926 937 12 Swallow's nest organ on Wikipedia Epic 0.919 1,037 13 Vox Maris on Wikipedia Epic 0.911 1,064 14 Spinettone on Wikipedia Epic 0.904 1,106 15 Hornophone on Wikipedia Epic 0.896 1,185 16 Pedal clavichord on Wikipedia Epic 0.889 1,240 17 Orthotonophonium on Wikipedia Epic 0.881 1,262 18 Harmonichord on Wikipedia Epic 0.874 1,289 19 Therevox on Wikipedia Epic 0.867 1,315 20 Mélophone on Wikipedia Epic 0.859 1,400 21 Khromka on Wikipedia Epic 0.852 1,488 22 Georgian accordion on Wikipedia Epic 0.844 1,507 23 Ploong on Wikipedia Epic 0.837 1,618 24 Aeolodion on Wikipedia Epic 0.830 1,642 25 Church organ on Wikipedia Epic 0.822 1,653 26 Yamaha PortaSound on Wikipedia Epic 0.815 1,684 27 Residence organ on Wikipedia Epic 0.807 1,702 28 Oval spinet on Wikipedia Epic 0.800 1,724 29 Seraphine on Wikipedia Rare 0.793 1,845 30 Trikiti on Wikipedia Rare 0.785 1,857 31 Duet concertina on Wikipedia Rare 0.778 1,932 32 Physharmonica on Wikipedia Rare 0.770 2,023 33 Chordotonal organ on Wikipedia Rare 0.763 2,114 34 Protos on Wikipedia Rare 0.756 2,198 35 Symphonic organ on Wikipedia Rare 0.748 2,264 36 Roland VK-7 on Wikipedia Rare 0.741 2,341 37 Heligonka on Wikipedia Rare 0.733 2,467 38 Dance organ on Wikipedia Rare 0.726 2,481 39 Bass harmonica on Wikipedia Rare 0.719 2,616 40 Rocksichord on Wikipedia Rare 0.711 2,632 41 Schrammel accordion on Wikipedia Rare 0.704 2,674 42 Claviorgan on Wikipedia Rare 0.696 2,777 43 Schwyzerörgeli on Wikipedia Rare 0.689 2,919 44 Glasschord on Wikipedia Rare 0.681 3,089 45 Minipiano on Wikipedia Rare 0.674 3,129 46 Harmoneon on Wikipedia Rare 0.667 3,330 47 Flutina on Wikipedia Rare 0.659 3,526 48 Street piano on Wikipedia Rare 0.652 3,761 49 Couesnophone on Wikipedia Rare 0.644 3,878 50 Silent piano on Wikipedia Rare 0.637 3,940 51 Registration on Wikipedia Rare 0.630 4,018 52 Digital accordion on Wikipedia Rare 0.622 4,206 53 Anglo concertina on Wikipedia Rare 0.615 4,271 54 Tangent piano on Wikipedia Rare 0.607 4,347 55 Organetto on Wikipedia Rare 0.600 4,447 56 Giraffe piano on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.593 4,605 57 Electronic piano on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.585 4,705 58 Clavicytherium on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.578 4,735 59 Chemnitzer concertina on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.570 4,736 60 Luthéal on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.563 4,891 61 Dulcitone on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.556 5,197 62 Piganino on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.548 5,670 63 Yamaha SHS-10 on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.541 5,801 64 Lusheng on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.533 5,880 65 Nord Electro on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.526 6,234 66 Steinway Vertegrand on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.519 6,349 67 Orchestron on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.511 6,413 68 English concertina on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.504 6,429 69 Cajun accordion on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.496 6,641 70 Orphica on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.489 6,967 71 Steirische Harmonika on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.481 7,096 72 Clavier à lumières on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.474 7,138 73 Chord organ on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.467 7,146 74 Pedal piano on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.459 7,161 75 Photoplayer on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.452 7,179 76 Electronic organ on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.444 7,877 77 Keyboard glockenspiel on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.437 8,224 78 Tremolo harmonica on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.430 8,384 79 Regal on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.422 8,584 80 Square piano on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.415 8,662 81 Viola organista on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.407 8,921 82 Mechanical organ on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.400 9,017 83 Positive organ on Wikipedia Familiar 0.393 9,102 84 Lautenwerck on Wikipedia Familiar 0.385 9,712 85 Richter-tuned harmonica on Wikipedia Familiar 0.378 10,219 86 Casiotone on Wikipedia Familiar 0.370 10,636 87 Toy piano on Wikipedia Familiar 0.363 11,365 88 Theatre organ on Wikipedia Familiar 0.356 11,589 89 Steinway D-274 on Wikipedia Familiar 0.348 12,509 90 Keyboard bass on Wikipedia Familiar 0.341 13,545 91 Portative organ on Wikipedia Familiar 0.333 13,550 92 Imperial Bösendorfer on Wikipedia Familiar 0.326 14,122 93 Ondioline on Wikipedia Familiar 0.319 14,266 94 Button accordion on Wikipedia Familiar 0.311 14,342 95 Squeezebox on Wikipedia Familiar 0.304 14,714 96 Casio VL-1 on Wikipedia Familiar 0.296 14,818 97 Garmon on Wikipedia Familiar 0.289 15,149 98 Grand piano on Wikipedia Familiar 0.281 17,000 99 Piano accordion on Wikipedia Familiar 0.274 17,648 100 Cat organ on Wikipedia Familiar 0.267 17,883 101 Electone on Wikipedia Familiar 0.259 18,977 102 Chromatic harmonica on Wikipedia Familiar 0.252 19,849 103 Chromatic button accordion on Wikipedia Familiar 0.244 20,066 104 Chamberlin on Wikipedia Familiar 0.237 23,456 105 Prepared piano on Wikipedia Familiar 0.230 23,593 106 Electric organ on Wikipedia Familiar 0.222 25,790 107 Electronic keyboard on Wikipedia Familiar 0.215 26,893 108 Vox Continental on Wikipedia Familiar 0.207 27,475 109 Lowrey organ on Wikipedia Common 0.200 27,527 110 Diatonic button accordion on Wikipedia Common 0.193 28,536 111 Street organ on Wikipedia Common 0.185 31,207 112 Spinet on Wikipedia Common 0.178 31,609 113 Shruti box on Wikipedia Common 0.170 32,681 114 Water organ on Wikipedia Common 0.163 33,909 115 Virginals on Wikipedia Common 0.156 40,346 116 Bayan on Wikipedia Common 0.148 40,669 117 Indian harmonium on Wikipedia Common 0.141 42,265 118 Player piano on Wikipedia Common 0.133 48,528 119 Bandoneon on Wikipedia Common 0.126 53,512 120 Keytar on Wikipedia Common 0.119 63,188 121 Clavichord on Wikipedia Common 0.111 73,129 122 Fortepiano on Wikipedia Common 0.104 73,278 123 Ondes Martenot on Wikipedia Common 0.096 77,121 124 Pump organ on Wikipedia Common 0.089 82,229 125 Clavinet on Wikipedia Common 0.081 82,760 126 Carillon on Wikipedia Common 0.074 90,485 127 Organ on Wikipedia Common 0.067 96,371 128 Concertina on Wikipedia Common 0.059 98,972 129 Melodica on Wikipedia Common 0.052 100,793 130 Celesta on Wikipedia Common 0.044 124,076 131 Harmonica on Wikipedia Common 0.037 138,491 132 Pipe organ on Wikipedia Common 0.030 148,591 133 Hammond organ on Wikipedia Common 0.022 160,621 134 Accordion on Wikipedia Common 0.015 214,486 135 Harpsichord on Wikipedia Common 0.007 226,560 136 Piano on Wikipedia Common 0.000 428,537
FAQ What is the rarest keyboard instrument? Digital organ is the rarest keyboard instrument in this ranking, with 78 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary).
How many keyboard instruments are there? There are 136 keyboard instruments in this ranking, from Digital organ (rarest) to Piano (most common).
What is the most common keyboard instrument? Piano is the most common keyboard instrument in this ranking, with 428,537 monthly Wikipedia views (Common).
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Sources Recorded source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10). The answer list is compiled from Wikidata (CC0), and the view counts are monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Rarity is the percentile of the popularity figure inside this prompt: 1 is the rarest and 0 is the most common. Linked names open the English Wikipedia article stored on that answer.