Thank you to everyone who replied!
> On 12 May 2019, at 4:17 PM, Martyn Hodgson
> wrote:
>
> Dear Edward,
> The problem with employing an unequal temperament on the five course
> guitar is the prevalence of sliding chord shapes employed on every fret
> in much of the extant repertoire
Dear Edward,
The problem with employing an unequal temperament on the five course
guitar is the prevalence of sliding chord shapes employed on every fret
in much of the extant repertoire - ie Alfabeto. This has also been
pointed out in previous communications and papers.
M.H.
I use 1/4-comma MT on my B-guitar when needed. High first fret with
tastini (singular?) for g# on 3rd string (E-major chord!).
David
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