Picasso tuning

[Conrad Hoffsommer]

At 07:52 2/14/2005 -0700, you wrote:
>Well, it seems that "Picasso Tuning" is well defined already.  The 
>off-hand way my customer used it wasn't in that vein.  Put it this way, 
>some notes were in excess of 15 cents out of usual relationship with both 
>their neighbors (not identifiably part of a well-temperament pattern or 
>necessarily continued in octaves).  "Impressionist" might be a polite way 
>to refer to that kind of tuning. ;-)
>
>Andrew


Obviously not being aware of the McKlveen reference, I also took it as 
being somewhat less than complimentary.




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