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Kirnberger's well temperament, also called Kirnberger I.
Kirnberger's well temperament, also called Kirnberger I.
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135/128
135/128

Revision as of 06:23, 28 April 2023

Kirnberger I is very similar to 12-tone Pythagorean tuning but not exactly the same. In Kirnberger I, the D–A fifth is reduced by a syntonic comma, making the major thirds F–A, C–E, G–B, and D–F# pure, though the fifth based on D is a ratio of 40/27 instead of 3/2. This leaves 10 pure fifths and one that is flat by a schisma, placed between C# and Ab.

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Kirnberger's well temperament, also called Kirnberger I.
12
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135/128
9/8
32/27
5/4
4/3
45/32
3/2
128/81
5/3
16/9
15/8
2/1

Suggested keyboard mappings:

  • Central C