> > Students / Staff > > We are evaluating these two instruments. Please participate in this > evaluation. Play both of these instruments, list any differences you can > feel and/or hear, (touch, tone, musicality, dynamic range) and place your > responses in the envelope located in the office. Thank you > very much for your input. > > > What do you think? You willing to give it a try? We can settle on a > temperament, or just wing it yourself! (stick with a mild one, please) > > Ron Koval Why not ask if they can tell which piano has the "different temperament"? Which begs the question, "Should students be able to evaluate how close the tuning comes to ET? Actually they should first be taught what is considered "clean" unisons and octaves..... How many undergrad piano major can even do this? ---rm
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