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Alternative tunings challenge the defaults embedded in our musical culture. The twelve-tone equal temperament that many accept as “correct” reflects a historical compromise—a flattened grid imposed on what should breathe and bend. By exploring alternative tunings, I push myself to think in a different language, to question ingrained habits and assumptions about harmony, consonance, and the boundaries of musical space.
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Alternative tunings challenge the defaults embedded in our musical culture. The twelve-tone equal temperament that many accept as “correct” reflects a historical compromise—a flattened grid imposed on what should breathe and bend. By exploring alternative tunings, I push myself to think in a different language, to question ingrained habits and assumptions about harmony, consonance, and the boundaries of musical space.
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