Greetings, I wrote: <<<< Consider that Chopin's music on a WT often produces a pure melodic line over a very tempered harmony. >> <<Both Steinway artists here in Nashville have told me they are never going back to ET >> Tom writes: >>I'm guessing that these artists are not playing Chopin in Nashville. Could it be that the country tunes they play in Nashville are mostly in the keys of C, D, G, and A? << Umm, no, actually, Enid Katahn has done the playing for our I would actually like to learn a non-equal temperament that favors the keys of C and G. So many of the pianos I tune have young students who play the piano. They would never play an Ab major triad. They play mostly the white notes. On little spinet pianos. Little Betsy Ross spinet pianos. Wurlitzers, too...sorry, I was spiraling down, there... Would it be possible to use a temperament which would maximize the in-tuneness of all the white notes? Is there an un-equal temperament that would serve this purpose? Tom Sivak>>
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