Wendell 2002 "Victorian" WT

[pbailey]

Robert Wendell 2002 "Lite"  (Victorian) WT
C = +4.88
B =  -1.0
A#  = +3.9
A  =  0.0
G#  = +1.95
G  =   +3.9
F# = 0.0
F  =  +4.88
E  =   -1.0
D# =   +2.93
D =  +1.95
C#  =  +0.98


Only been using this a short time now.  Several clients who were 
accustomed
to the Moore Representative Victorian had glowing praise for "the best 
tuning
ever" when I switched to Wendell 2002 "Lite" - oh, and I didn't tell  
them.

Now, this is a 'post - modern' temperament in the sense it doesn't have 
a real
obvious aural bearing plan. But the outcome has a lot of the aural 
qualities
of an aural - instinct b.p.

Bob Wendell has an underlying rational plan behind how the tempering of
the fifths is distributed, and to my ear the aural quality of this 
temperament
derives from the seed of harmoniousness in that plan.

		Oh, did I say I like this temperament?

			Paul Bailey,
			Modesto CA


C = +4.88
B =  -1.0
A#  = +3.9
A  =  0.0
G#  = +1.95
G  =   +3.9
F# = 0.0
F  =  +4.88
E  =   -1.0
D# =   +2.93
D =  +1.95
C#  =  +0.98