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I can finally ask someone this! I was thinking of getting my piano tuned to a spicier temperament, happy for certain keys to be noticeably out as long as other
by plaguuuuuu 3y ago
I can finally ask someone this! I was thinking of getting my piano tuned to a spicier temperament, happy for certain keys to be noticeably out as long as other keys sound a bit sweeter.
Anything you'd recommend, or is it a shit idea on piano?
- pclmulqdq 3y agoI would suggest Kellner or Valloti if you tend to play romantic period music, although those are a hair harder to tune than the easy ones like Werckmeister. Pianos can definitely take temperaments as long as you keep the A at 440 (to equalize tension on the harp). Personally, I think Beethoven and Chopin sound great in Kellner, and I had my piano in Kellner for a very long time. Definitely do it at least once.