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For questions related to tuning systems that privilege justly tuned intervals as opposed to equal temperament, meantone temperament, etc. Questions will likely also require the tuning tag.
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Was equal temperament caused by the invention of the piano, or was it inevitable?
Up until recently keyboards and fretted instruments were traditionally avoided by orchestras because their equal or quasi-equal temperaments made them out of tune with the other instruments. There is …
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