Maybe I should dig up my Veritune manual and actually read it... ;-) Andrew Anderson TAMIU, LCC... At 11:55 PM 12/1/2005, you wrote: >At 10:12 PM 12/1/05, Andrew Anderson wrote: >>Of the number of temperaments to choose from, what is the typical choice? >> >>Handel's Messiah, harpsichord continuo > > >Hi Andrew, > >In "A Guide To Selecting And Tuning Unequal Temperaments", David >Bauguess recommends the Vallotti 1781 well temperament. >The offsets he lists are: > >A 0.00 >A# 5.87 >B -3.91 >C 5.87 >C# 0.00 >D 1.96 >D# 3.91 >E -1.96 >F 7.82 >F# -1.96 >G 3.91 >G# 1.96 > >This is a really handy little booklet; nicely laid out with a wealth >of information and pretty inexpensive too. >Its distributed by Veritune, Inc. (David wrote the Verituner user >manual and documentation). >I picked up my copy at the PTG Annual Convention/Institute last >summer in Kansas City. >They can be reached on the web at: www.veritune.com >or by phone at 1-888-VERITUN (toll-free) >or you can make the trip to Rochester this summer and get one >there! :) > > > >Regards, > >Alan B. Crane, RPT >School of Music >Wichita State University >alan.crane@wichita.edu >_______________________________________________ >caut list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives >
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