REALPIANOS@aol.com wrote: > > James Grebe said: What type of temperament would come close to approximating barbershop harmony? Dear Jim: I'm unsure of the information you are seeking. As a director of a barbershop chorus, I use a piano to help with awareness of rhythms, learning parts, and to supply harmony when resting a section's voices, and occasionally play the score to create an awareness of the tempo I want to use. When using the piano to play their parts the chorus approximates the piano's tuning. As quickly as I stop playing, the group returns to their normal blending. I've listened carefully, and can ascertain no tuning which would approximate the intervals they create when singing. I can elaborate more if you desire, but will do it in a private post. Hope this helps. Dan Hallett, Jr. RPT Hallett's Piano Service dhalle@toolcity.net
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