A harp has inharmonicity half way between a piano and a harpsichord. How do I know this? I was told to tune the university harp every day until the harp technician returned to do the final set up after replacing all the strings. Interesting experience. -- Newton Hunt Highland Park, NJ mailto:nhunt@jagat.com Phil Bondi wrote: > > Wim, I can only speak for the one customer I have that > was, at one time, a > Harpist with the Minnesota Orchestra..or maybe > Minneapolis..anyway.. > > she likes her higher intervals more pure on her piano..I'm > thinking it's > because of what she has been hearing from her harp for the > majority of her > life. > > how I make her happy is by tuning, in ET, with very little > stretch. > > I tried using the SAT with her once, and that was too much > stretch, if that > helps at all. > > I suppose she would be a candidate for a Young Temperment, > once I gain more > confidence with my HT's. > > Ed...Bill...do you agree? > > roo(k)
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