>> The e flats and e naturals are the result of harmonic thinking, >> taking into account what is in the Lute 2 part, avoiding where >> possible the dreaded diminished fifth/ augmented fourth. > Could you elucidate why these are to be dreaded? > > Diabolus in Musica > > Otherwise known as a TRITONE!!! Aieeeeeee! > > I think I got that right. I've been drinking barenjager, so I'm not sure > right now >:) Just stay away from Southern Comfort. RT ______________ Roman M. Turovsky http://turovsky.org http://polyhymnion.org
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