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| User Name | Thread Name | Subject | Posted |
| Jack Campin | delightful way to make music (39) | RE: delightful way to make music | 09 Jan 25 |
Meantone was an invention of the Renaissance where you tweaked the tuning of the scale to make the thirds sound better - which messes up the fourths and fifths slightly. It conflicts with the Pythagorean/mediæval/Turkish system. Singers accompanied by flexible-pitch instruments for post-1500 music (like a lot of trad material) often drift into meantone to get better chords. | |||