Feedback appreciated

[Jason Kanter]

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I'll tell you, I'd love to listen to you tuning. In my practice I don't work
with fourths at all, relying more on sixths. I begin to get a sense of
shimming or cracking the unison, but I'd like to hear you do it. Nice
article. I'm mightily pleased that there is ongoing dialog about how to
tune. (e.g., Fred Sturm's October article on an A-centered temperament
sequence.)
 
Do you really think this is equal temperament? <g> "I have found that A3-D4
and C4-F4 beat slightly faster." If that's so, how can the thirds and sixths
progress evenly? A jocular quibble of little consequence. 
 
Jason

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From: pianotech-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces@ptg.org] On Behalf
Of David Andersen
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 12:59 AM
To: Pianotech
Subject: Feedback appreciated


Hi, folks----I got a beautiful letter from Virgil Smith today about my
tuning article in this month's Journal; I'm so happy he liked it, and it
gave me a thrill to be acknowledged by him.

What did you guys think of it?  I'd love some feedback, praise, scorn,
whatever.......

David Andersen 

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