equal temperamentsの例文

• Henricus Grammateus drew a close approximation to equal temperament in 1518.
• Twelve tone equal temperament took hold for a variety of reasons.
• In equal temperament, each semitone is the same distance apart.
• Contemporary advocates of 22 equal temperament include music theorist Paul Erlich.
• Equal temperament is very common, but by no means universal.
• This temperament is closer to equal temperament than the previous two.
• More important, the implications of equal temperament are neutralized.
• Among the 17th-century keyboard composers Girolamo Frescobaldi advocated equal temperament.
• Much viol music predates the adoption of equal temperament tuning by musicians.
• This deviation from equal temperament is called the Railsback curve.
• It is approximated in 41, and 72 equal temperament.
• Fran鏾is uses different forms of equal temperament in his music.
• Most theorists viewed equal temperament as a compromise or a necessary evil.
• Murray Barbour adapted the Str鋒le construction for use in approximating equal temperaments.
• The first is in equal temperament; the second is in just intonation.
• The wolf can be tamed by adopting equal temperament or a well temperament.
• In tuning systems other than equal temperament there are further possible seventh chords.
• Bohlen originally expressed the BP scale in both just intonation and equal temperament.
• Most pianos and electric pianos and synthesizer keyboards are tuned to equal temperament.
• In equal temperament, the minor sixth is enharmonically equivalent to the augmented fifth.