Microtonal Music & Theory by Claudi Meneghin
2025-06-21
Tuning Comparison - Fragment from Bartรณk's Romanian Folk Dance #1, E12, E17, E19, E26, E29
A short fragment from Bartรณk's Romanian Folk Dance #1, tuned into E12, E17, E19, E26, E29.
2025-06-14
Happy Birthday · Canons and Little Fugues, in multiple tunings
Happy Birthday · Canons and Little Fugues, in many tunings
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Here're a few examples from the playlist:
- 61-equal division of the octave
- 32-equal division of the octave
- 55-equal division of the octave
2025-05-31
THE MAD LOVER AIR, by John Eccles - Claudi Meneghin, Guitar
We present two arrangements of John Eccles' Air from «The Mad Lover», for classical guitar. The Air, originally in E minor, has been transposed into A minor (first arrangement) resp. C minor (second arrangement). Arrangements and performance: Claudi Meneghin.
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2025-05-11
MAPLE LEAF RAG, by Scott Joplin, Arranged for Organ and Tuned into Just Intonation
This is Scott Joplin’s Maple Leaf Rag tuned into 7-limit just intonation, played at midi organ. Sound Production (c) Claudi Meneghin at the Library of Congress, claim SRu 1-345-269 August 01, 2018.
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2025-05-10
Turnaround & Tuning Comparison: Bb-D-F#7-B-F7-Bb in 12-edo, 19-edo, 17-edo
Turnaround & Tuning Comparison: Bb-D-F#7-B-F7-Bb, 12-edo, 19-edo, 17-edo.
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2025-05-02
BACH - RICERCAR a 6 from the Musical Offering, tuned into E34 (with syntonic-comma adjustment)
We present Bach's Ricercar a 6 from the Musical Offering, tuned into 34-equal division of the octave, used as two chains of 17-edo. A mild syntonic-comma adjustment was caried out: all notes from E onwards on the chain of fifths were lowered by 1/34 of an octave (the interval A-E almost never shows up in the Ricercar a 6); also, A was lowered by 1/34 of on octave if lying above an F in the framework of a F or F7 chord; finally D was lowered by 1/34 of an octave if lying above a Bb in the framework of a Bb or Bb7 chord. The remaining notes were left unchanged as if they were in 17-edo. Some local ajustments were performed too. The same piece in 17-edo (without 34-edo syntonic-comma adjustment): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQvM83cj6sw Midi rendition, soundfont is «Harpischord Zell». Tuned by Huygens Fokker Scala, implemented by SynthFont. ⦿ More Bach’s Ricercar a 6: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC6ZSKWKnVz2QPjOzz3c2q_HbCJazTLkv
⦿ More 34-edo videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC6ZSKWKnVz1DkVDJ_eFbF1Y7NcJ6kpNq
⦿ More Bach's Musical Offering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNDJAoCG330&list=PLC6ZSKWKnVz0toNK4hUr1ULAOBhvcsSMs
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2025-04-23
Chopin's Prelude in E-Minor (op.28 no. 4, "Suffocation") Arranged for Harpischord, and tuned into Werckmeister 3
We present Chopin's Prelude in E-Minor (op.28 no. 4, "Suffocation") arranged for Harpischord, and tuned into Werckmeister 3, the well-temperament generated by four meantone fifths (C-G, G-E, D-A, B-F#) and eight pythagorean ones, probably used by Bach. Cent figures of the tuning (integer approximations): C = 0 C♯ = 90 D = 192 D♯ = 294 E = 390 F = 498 F♯ = 588 G = 696 G♯ = 792 A = 888 B♭ = 996 B = 1092