HT help

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  Wimblees writes:

<< Does tuning a temperament on one piano sound different if it is tuned on 
another piano? How can I make the adjustment? (I used the SAT III HT 
settings).  >>

I have noticed that the characteristic of any given temperament seems the 
same on various pianos, but the level of brilliance can change how strongly 
tempered the remote keys feel.  Did you ask him why he was seeking the Jousse 
tuning? And which of the two that Jorgensen presents did you use?  His first 
is a definite WT, with a spread in the thirds from 8 to 21 cents.  Jousse's 
second is so near ET one would be hard-pressed to distinguish it.  
    I think there are some others that are preferable.  Perhaps you could 
have the prof. listen to a Moore and Co. , Coleman 11, or the Wendell Natural 
Syncronous???? 
Regards, 
Ed Foote RPT 
www.uk-piano.org/edfoote/
www.uk-piano.org/edfoote/well_tempered_piano.html