Hi Ed Can you discern a temperament from the bits that come from the original Grieg recording then ? That asked... I almost tagged a few words to that last post along the lines you are hinting at here. That overall tension can affect board response is quite clear to me at this point... but perhaps tension dispersion has some influence as well. Might be a bit more difficult to chart tho. Cheers RicB Ed Van der Foote writes Did anyone consider that Grieg may have been writing for a different intonational palette than our modern "perfected" ET? The pitch was different in Grieg's time, and virtually all the evidence supports that the temperament was, too. What would the results would have been like had the piano been tuned not only at the original pitch, but also in the style of late 19th century tuners?
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