- In
musical tuning, a
temperament is a
tuning system that
slightly compromises the pure
intervals of just
intonation to meet
other requirements. Most modern...
- 12
equal temperament (12-ET) is the
musical system that
divides the
octave into 12 parts, all of
which are
equally tempered (equally spaced) on a logarithmic...
- Well
temperament (also good
temperament,
circular or
circulating temperament) is a type of
tempered tuning described in 20th-century
music theory. The...
-
Meantone temperaments are
musical temperaments; that is, a
variety of
tuning systems constructed,
similarly to
Pythagorean tuning, as a
sequence of equal...
- An
equal temperament is a
musical temperament or
tuning system that
approximates just
intervals by
dividing an
octave (or
other interval) into
steps such...
- the
Great division. It was
tuned according to
Werckmeister II, an
unequal temperament system. The main
facade was
inspired by the
Robert Clicquot organ...
- purposes.
Modern scholars suggest some form of
unequal well
temperament instead of
equal temperament.
Forkel reports that Bach
tuned his own harpsichords...
-
equal temperament scales,
enharmonics are
notes with
identical pitch but
different spellings (e.g. A♭ and G♯); in flamenco, as in
unequal temperament scales...
- (2008–11) : "
Unequal Temperaments: Theory,
History and Practice" (e-book)
Amiot E. (2008) : "Discrete
Fourier Transform and Bach’s Good
Temperament" Martinez...
- The
circulating temperament today referred to as
Vallotti temperament (or
simply Vallotti, Vallotti-Barca, Vallotti-Tartini, or Vallotti-Young) is a shifted...
