WerkmeisterIII

[Doug Atkins]

Werkmeister III

1.  C4 to a fork   (or down an octave from C5 if you don't have C4
fork)

2.  C4   F4   4th*

3.  C4   F3   5th*   (check the F3 F4 octave)

4.   F4   A#3   5th

5.   F3   A#3   4th   (this step is only a check)

6.   A#3    D#4   4th

7.   D#4    G#3   5th

8.   G#3   C#4   4th

9.   C#4   F#3   5th

10.   C#4   F#4   4th   (check F#3   F#4 octave)

11.   A#3    D4   M3rd   

12.   Sharpen D4 until  A#3   D4 beats the same as D4    F#4

13.   D4   G3   5th

14.   Sharpen G3 until G3   D4 beats the same as G3   C4

15.   F3   A3   M3rd

16.   Sharpen A3 untill F3   A3 beats the same as A3   D4

17.   A3   E4   5th

18.    E4   B3   4th


*4ths and 5ths are tuned perfect unless otherwise noted.

Jim,

  I tune a few of our practice room pianos with this temperament. I
have two Boston 163's in adjacent rooms. Very few students can
distinguish that there is a different tuning on the two pianos.  After
they have been made aware of the differences, some can hear the subtle
color variations. 
  Have fun : )
  


Doug Atkins
Registered Piano Technician
Cedarville University
937.766.7566
atkinsd@cedarville.edu