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| | Eduardo Sabat Garibaldi was a chemist and the inventor of an instrument he called the dinarra, a microtonal guitar, whose name is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmanteau portmanteu] blending "dynamics" with "guitar". In his 1994 book "Principles of Dynamic Range" he discusses the theory and practice of the instrument. The 7-limit [[Schismatic_family#Garibaldi|garibaldi temperament]] is named for him, but the 1/9-schisma tuning he advocated made his dinarra tuning optimized more for pontiac, with a tuning close to that of [[171edo|171edo]], so that it would actually possess numerous tetrads of [[Schismatic_family#Pontiac|pontiac temperament]]. |
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Revision as of 00:00, 17 July 2018
Eduardo Sabat Garibaldi was a chemist and the inventor of an instrument he called the dinarra, a microtonal guitar, whose name is a portmanteu blending "dynamics" with "guitar". In his 1994 book "Principles of Dynamic Range" he discusses the theory and practice of the instrument. The 7-limit garibaldi temperament is named for him, but the 1/9-schisma tuning he advocated made his dinarra tuning optimized more for pontiac, with a tuning close to that of 171edo, so that it would actually possess numerous tetrads of pontiac temperament.
He was president of the Inventors' Association of Uruguay.