temperament in the 17th century.
Best wishes,
Stewart.
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Subject: [LUTE] Kapsperger's temperament
A question for those who play
McCoy
Subject: Re: [LUTE] Kapsperger's temperament
Stewart,
Do you have any references from Praetorious handy? I'd be interested to
hear them.
I've been reading Ross Duffin's recent book and he has a rather
different opinion.
Interestingly, someone recently showed me a violin
A question for those who play Kapsperger lute pieces: what temperament
fits best his music? I find 1/4 mesotonic quite good, but there are a
few spots that are not that sweet. I just started using a tastino on
the 1st fret and that creates some problems too. For example, when
there
