Lutes, Viols and Temperaments

Cary Karp · Mark Lindley

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Introduction 1. Classifying temperaments 2. Pythagorean intonation 3. Equal temperament 4. Meantone temperament 5. Just intonation 6. Other schemes 7. Conclusions Appendices Bibliography Index.

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