Search the web
Sign In
New User? Sign Up
tuning · Welcome to the Alternate Tunings Mailing List.
? Already a member? Sign in to Yahoo!

Yahoo! Groups Tips

Did you know...
Message search is now enhanced, find messages faster. Take it for a spin.

Best of Y! Groups

   Check them out and nominate your group.
Having problems with message search? Fill out this form to ensure your group is one of the first to be migrated to the new message search system.

Messages

  Messages Help
Advanced
Metastable intervals   Message List  
Reply | Forward Message #74576 of 85346 |
Mattheson & Tuerck on Werckmeister's : C~G~D~A-E-B~F#.....C..

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, "Brad Lehman" <bpl@...> wrote:
>
> --- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, "Andreas Sparschuh" <a_sparschuh@>
> wrote:
> > on my proposal:
> > C
> > temper down:(1 200 * ln(565 / 567)) / ln(2) = ~-6.11744117...Cents
> > G
> > temper down:(1 200 * ln(563 / 565)) / ln(2) = ~-6.13913427...Cents
> > D
> > temper down:(1 200 * ln(561 / 563)) / ln(2) = ~-6.16098177...Cents
> > A
> > E
> > B
> >lower(1200*ln((560/561)*(32768/32805)))/ln(2)=~-5.04245318...Cents
> > F#
> (...)
>
> Please state your present position clearly.
I overtook my current point of view about the
wrong PC^(1/4) re-interpretation from:

Johann Mattheson's
"Grosse Generalbass Schule"
'Big thourough basso contiuo school'
2nd. Ed.
Hamburg 1731,
facsimile reprint: Hildesheim 1968
on p. 164, footnote a;
"Seit 1691 stehet dieselbe scala...
...vor Werckmeisters Buch von der Temeratur...
...daß sie nun bey nahe 40. Jahren nichts daran zu tadeln gefunden
hat. Jetzo aber,..,wirft man sie alsbald in den logarthmischen
Schmeltz-Tiegel, wendet sie zu einem Gebrauch an, dazu sie keines
Falles verfertiget worden..."

tr:

'...about W's temperature...
...now there had nothing to citicize about that for almost 40 years.
But now: it had been be thrown in at the deep end of the
logarithmic melting-crucible, abused in a way,
that was never intended at the time of its invention..."


Similar excludes
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Gottlob_T%C3%BCrk
PC^(1/4) for Werckmeister by giving and discussing
the following approximative stringlengths in his:

http://dispatch.opac.d-nb.de/DB=4.1/LNG=DU/LRSET=1/SET=1/SID=a43c2c1f-0/TTL=1/SH\
W?FRST=4

ISBN: 3-910019-14-5
pp. 477-482

C 8192
# 7776
D 7331
# 6912
E 6540
F 6144
# 5832
G 5480
# 5184
A 4905
# 4608
C 4096

also given in the edition
http://diapason.xentonic.org/ttl/ttl01.html
on p.40.

that's in 5ths:

C 2048/2055 G 21920/21993 D 14662/14715 A-E-B 2180/2187 F#C#G#D#A#FC
or
C ~-5.91cent ~G~ 5.76cent ~D~ 6.25cent ~AEB~ 5.55cent F#...C

even Kellner disagrees also with PC^(1/4) too:

http://members.pcug.org.au/~apurdam/tempers.html

pseudo- "Werckmeister III"
0
90
192
294
390
498
588
696
792
888
996
1092
1200

vs:
Werckmeister(Kellner)
0
90
195
294
389
498
588
697
792
892
996
1091
1200

or:
C 697 G 698 D 697 AEB 697 F#...C


Does anybody here in that group knows K's original ratios of that?

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/tuning/message/27024
"By COMMA Werckmeister meant
in this context just any MICRO-INTERVAL!!
There exits no neutral comma with Werckmeister, but he utilizes
MICRO-INTERVALS of various sizes, whereever necessary."

> I want to be sure I
> understand this.
read:
Mark Lindley (in his 'Stimmung &Temperatur') on Zarlino's 2/7-SC:
facsimle on p.166

a 567
c 566
f 565
g 564
h 563
i 562
k 561
c 560


> Are you asserting that you now believe Bach's
> drawing at the top of the WTC title page is meaningless as to
> tuning,
Not at all,
as long as JSB's 11-eyes become interpreted as:
C~G~D~AEB~F#...C

> and that Bach simply slammed Werckmeister's most famous layout onto
> his harpsichords
right!

but certainly not
> more or less sloppily
> i.e. with the tempered 5ths logarithmically equal
that can be excluded.


and B-F# noticeably less tempered than the
> other three)?
alike Tuerck did so too.
>
> Or are you saying something else?
C 2/7sc G 2/7sc D 2/7sc AEB 2/sc+schisma F#...C

A.S.




Tue Nov 27, 2007 8:45 pm

a_sparschuh
Offline Offline
Send Email Send Email

Forward
Message #74576 of 85346 |
Expand Messages Author Sort by Date

... (...) ... Please state your present position clearly. I want to be sure I understand this. Are you asserting that you now believe Bach's drawing at the...
Brad Lehman
bplehman27
Offline Send Email
Nov 26, 2007
3:09 am

... I overtook my current point of view about the wrong PC^(1/4) re-interpretation from: Johann Mattheson's "Grosse Generalbass Schule" 'Big thourough basso...
Andreas Sparschuh
a_sparschuh
Offline Send Email
Nov 27, 2007
8:45 pm

Dear Margo, My apologies for the late reply. I have been unwell this week, that is why my response is delayed. I tried so long in vain to search for a...
Ozan Yarman
ozanyarman
Offline Send Email
Nov 25, 2007
1:02 am

Dear Ozan, Please let me thank you for your mention of 17-EDO and 34-EDO. This reminds me of a 34-note system I proposed some years ago, and which looks very...
Margo Schulter
mschulter1325
Offline Send Email
Nov 25, 2007
5:40 am

Dear Margo, I have arrived at similar bike chains of 17-equal, albeit three cycles 15.482 and 35.294 cents apart respectively: Three 17-tone equal scales...
Ozan Yarman
ozanyarman
Offline Send Email
Nov 27, 2007
12:17 am

Hi Margo and everyone Is there anywhere on the internet where one might listen to samples of Adriaan Fokker's music? Thank you Justin...
justinasia
Offline Send Email
Nov 14, 2007
11:46 am

... Hi, Justin. Certainly I can write my suggested tunings in this way. I should quickly explain that what I posted are Scala files; when used with Scala, they...
Margo Schulter
mschulter1325
Offline Send Email
Nov 13, 2007
7:36 am

Hi Margo I haven't digested your mail yet, but just first to reply to a couple ... I think this is the same scale we are using. If you look at the chart I made...
justinasia
Offline Send Email
Nov 13, 2007
9:23 am

Hi Margo ... Could you tell me why you prefer "33/28 284.447 undecimal minor third" to Herman's suggestion "32/27 294.135 Pythagorean minor third"? And "39/22...
justinasia
Offline Send Email
Nov 13, 2007
9:49 am

... Dear Justin, Thank you so much! Arigatogozaimas! Now I can read your chart without any problem Also, please let me thank you very warmly for the...
Margo Schulter
mschulter1325
Offline Send Email
Nov 14, 2007
4:50 am

... This is pretty close to a chain of fourths or fifths if 896;891 is tempered out. A couple of notes are different (since your scale has factors of 13 in...
Herman Miller
teamousechan...
Offline Send Email
Nov 15, 2007
5:10 am

... Mmm, interesting, but I have to say I wonder about one thing; if you are going to "rationalize," why not go whole-hog a truly rationalize, instead of using...
Paul Poletti
losekanon
Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2007
5:47 pm

... group ... well ... rationalize, ... If you make all of the narrowest fifths exactly the same size (as you suggest below), you've *irrationalized* them....
George D. Secor
gdsecor
Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2007
8:57 pm

... Well, I have to admit that after a half hour of staring at my large monitor (19" wide) and my big chart which graphically shows the beat rates of every...
Paul Poletti
losekanon
Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2007
11:55 pm

... you ... the ... triads ... rates ... proportional ... When ... trace ... change ... area ... distract ... third ... If you're saying, for all practical...
George D. Secor
gdsecor
Offline Send Email
Nov 5, 2007
6:20 pm

Thanks to Margo for her persistence in arithmetic. However, one should note two things: In order to start off the whole calculation, one had to look up the ...
Tom Dent
sphaerenklang
Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2007
10:00 am

... equivalent ... If the TU is simply a logarithmic measure, as Monz tells me it is and as Margo's calculation assumes, yes. I was under the impression the ...
Gene Ward Smith
genewardsmith
Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2007
10:02 am

Hi Tom and Gene, ... I always understood the TU to be defined as a logarithmic 1/720 of a pythagorean-comma. Perhaps there is a more ambiguous definition, but...
monz
joemonz
Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2007
2:54 pm

... Looks like it ought to work. What was your numberical result? It should be 720 log(64/63)/log(P), where P is the Pythagorean comma and log is log base...
Gene Ward Smith
genewardsmith
Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2007
11:08 pm

OK, my mathematical training tells me that 64/63 in TU should be 720 * log(64/63) / log(531441/524288) compare cents : 1200 * log(64/63) / log(2). The TU...
Tom Dent
sphaerenklang
Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2007
11:08 pm

... Amen to that! That's why I gave it a skip long ago when somebody, probably Brad, brought it up on the harpsichord list. I just didn't see the point. As far...
Paul Poletti
losekanon
Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2007
8:43 am

... Let's nip this in the bud right now. I have never had *any* "electronic pitch meter", Korg-esque or otherwise. All my tuning is by ear, from any of...
Brad Lehman
bplehman27
Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2007
12:29 pm

Hi Paul, ... I'm inclined to agree with that ... except for the fact that you're most likely talking about 12-edo when you invoke it, and that is precisely...
monz
joemonz
Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2007
7:00 pm

... Looks suspiciously like 612-et to me....
Gene Ward Smith
genewardsmith
Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2007
8:31 pm

Hi Gene and Paul, ... Yup, exactly! That's the one i was thinking of. -monz email: joemonz(AT)yahoo.com http://tonalsoft.com Tonescape microtonal music...
monz
joemonz
Offline Send Email
Nov 5, 2007
12:31 am

Hi - thanks to Monz for pointing out that the wheel has been reinvented several times ... it was Neidhardt who did it first, you know, though whether he would...
Tom Dent
sphaerenklang
Offline Send Email
Nov 9, 2007
3:40 pm

Hi Tom, ... Here's my answer: 53-edo is a decent approximation to 5-limit JI, and a superb approximation to 3-limit pythagorean. Its chief drawback in...
monz
joemonz
Offline Send Email
Nov 9, 2007
5:34 pm

... What's relevant is that it is extremely accurate. If we call one step of 612 "sk", then the fifth is 357.997 sk, the majr third 197.020 sk, and the minor...
Gene Ward Smith
genewardsmith
Offline Send Email
Nov 10, 2007
6:21 am

I see that Tom complains because TUs are too precise for practical use, and Gene complains because TUs are not precise enough. While I decide which position is...
Brad Lehman
bplehman27
Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2007
6:35 pm

... use, ... No, my complaint was that the definition as I understood it was unsatisfactory. If it's just another logarithmic measure like cents, that's...
Gene Ward Smith
genewardsmith
Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2007
7:14 pm
 First  |  |  Next > Last 
Advanced

Copyright © 2009 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Guidelines - Help