Anybody know when the identification of Werckmeister III tuning was first identified in history? Barbour used it, but the use of the copperplate monochord to...
Hello, I am teaching a class on Partch in a week or so, and I would really like to play the students US Highball. I can buy a recording, except that I can't ...
The tuning group calendar is filled with events with daily repeats which are actually spam advertisements. Apparently yahoo thinks I want to see events from...
Hi there, Okay, I'll just let you hear it. I believe this doesn't need any further explanation at all: http://download.yousendit.com/C8D74CF335427471 Petr...
The 15% pre-order discount for six and eight octave Tonal Plexus keyboards has been extended until April 18, 2008. These keyboards will begin shipping in the...
The miniMOD prototypes page has been updated with a new design idea for a 19 key per octave module. The keys would be lever action, non- velocity sensing. See...
... I never "persisted with" it. I had to play on it all the time on the practice-room and teaching harpsichords, at a school where the tuning was done by...
FYI. I was one of fifty in attendance last year. You and Dean or possibly some of your students at Montclair State University might be interested. Harry...
Re: Werckmeister (1698) Thank you for your thoughts! Tom, I agree with you. And yes, they were my words using the Archambault translation. Werckmeister...
While we're on the subject of Wikipedia pages about tuning ... I find it plain wrong that the page on "pitch space" makes no mention of Fokker, Ben Johnston,...
What is a RAT? Depending on your preference, you could say that a RAT is a "regular abstract temperament", or perhaps a "regular abstract tuning". Substitute...
I don't know a better place to ask this so here goes... In the picture linked below... http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i234/Monkage/BentChordTheory.jpg ...it...
Hi Oz, I only meant about me not being a keyboardist. You don't remember saying something along those lines when Ibo Ortgies was on the list? If not, I...
Maybe my article about just intonation harmoniums is of use for you (unfortunately it is in German): Karl Traugott Goldbach, „Arthur von Oettingen und sein ...
Not that I endorse Wolfram's computer-music, but I find the opening display of his website rather curious: http://tones.wolfram.com/ Every coloured strip on...
Many of you who were on this list in the late '90s may remember a fellow named Bram, who posted here fairly regularly and had a good command of the material....
Hi Tunas! Following up on Paul Poletti's discussions of what we could even call Werckmeister VII tuning (unless I missed one along the way). I have deduced...
Hi to all, Sorry to interrupt your most interesting debate about tunings and temperaments with a much more mundane question, but on topic I think. In the MMA...
Dear Paul Poletti, et al. I would like to obtain a professional & elegant piano tuning wrench fitting several sizes of tuning pins, preferably German-design,...
Hello all, I was happy to see just now that there is finally once again one single link to my tuning-theory work in Wikipedia. It's listed as a reference at...
MICROFEST The 2008 Festival of Microtonal Music S A C R E D G E O M E T R I E S www.MicroFest.org Harmonic Space I Ð Friday, April 25 8:00 P.M. concert;...
For anyone who might be interested, I've decided to slowly start to try to auction off dozens of CDs via Ebay, most of which are unusual and experimental: ...
I was told by a friend who is a native Dutch speaker from the Netherlands that the Dutch translation was so deplorable it should be removed. Moreover, the flag...
done for a concert of 60 1 minute pieces ( It is on only one channel deliberately which one can ponder) http://anaphoria.com/burmacries.mp3 6 lines all the...
(Crossposted to Tuning-L and MakeMicroMusic.) Recently, I installed Ubuntu Studio, which is the Ubuntu distro of Linux with lower latency plus a lot of free...
Welcome to our world, Paul. I have been teaching microtonal music to public school children all week. Tuning is indeed vast, or is it "temperamenting?"...
