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eMusicTheory.com provides online tools for teachers and students of basic music theory, everywhere.
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Apr 30, 2005
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Other links at Theory, Tuning...
What are the different tuning options available for an accordion?
Having spent several years researching, analyzing and of course, performing the tuning of piano accordions I have run across and/or tried quite a few variations. There are almost as many different tunings for an accordion as there are accordion manufacturers and tuners. Each tuning gives a different overall sound....
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The beginner's field guide to alternate temperaments.
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The musical temperament of Bach comprises within its circle 5 well tempered fifths and 7 perfect fifths.
Bach,
Das wohltemperierte Clavier,
Das wohltemperirte Clavier,
wohltemperiert,
wohltemperirt,
well-tempered,
welltempered,
well tempered,
Forty-Eight,
Musical temperament,
tuning,
organ,
organs,
harpsichord,
Orgeln,
Cembali,
Werckmeister,
Kirnberger,
Herbert Anton Kellner
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Random Notes by Jim Allen: Here is a collection of short items. Most are too short to justify pages for themselves. Mostly just a bunch of hinks, kinks and tricks.

Learning on the Harmonica
The harmonica offers a cheap way to learn the diatonic system. It is arranged and played just like the diatonic accordion, but is far less expensive to purchase.

The kick-back I frequently get from someone who is taking this advice is "I can't get the harmonica to play single notes."

Of course it's hard for a beginner to play single notes on a harmonica. That's the way it's made. A beginner should not worry about playing single notes. It sounds better when two or three notes are played at a time. A single reed, played by itself, doesn't sound great. Ask a violinist (fiddler) how easy it is to play two or three notes at a time on that instrument. How about a five-note chord? They'll think you're crazy. Anyway, you don't have to play single notes to learn the diatonic system ...
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The term "zeuxilogy" comes from an ancient Greek word, Seugma, that means "to yoke". Hence "zeuxilogy" – the musical discipline of "putting together" different pulsations.
This is a step-by-step guided tour presenting the basics of a musical discipline called "zeuxilogy".*

The main purpose of this guided tour on zeuxilogy is to acknowledge the fact that not only sounds conceal a complex functional nature, but most of (musical) pulsations as well....
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