Exploring Temperaments, Part 1.
Support the channel at / johnmoraitis Thank you for your support! Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 2:33 Why we need temperaments 8:35 Quarter-comma meantone vs equal temperament 13:11 Other types of temperaments 15:40 Enharmonic notes (or a lack thereof) 18:17 Implications for performance 19:11 Enharmonics and keyboard instruments 21:45 Conclusion 22:41 Patreon information Links: Bach, Prelude in C major, BWV 846, performed in three different temperaments: • A Bach prelude in three different temperam... Bach, Prelude in f minor, BWV 881, performed in three different temperaments: • A jazzy Bach prelude, Part 1: performance ... Louis Couperin, Tombeau de Mr. de Blancrocher (includes a demonstration of quarter-comma meantone used as a means of expression): • Louis Couperin: Tombeau de Mr. de Blancroc... Spinet: Neupert "Zenti" (Bamberg, 2008). A=415 Hz
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