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平均律 (heikinritsu) Japanese meaning: equal temperament | Kotomora
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は
、
平へい
均きん
律りつ
で
調ちょう
律りつ
さ
れ
た
鍵けん
盤ばん
楽がっ
器き
の
ため
に
書か
か
れ
た
。
Bach's 'The Well-Tempered Clavier' was written for a keyboard instrument tuned in equal temperament.
In equal temperament, all keys sound the same.
Related words 純じゅん 正せい 律りつ 純正律 (just intonation) uses pure intervals based on whole-number ratios, while 平均律 (equal temperament) slightly compromises interval purity to allow playing in all keys.
調ちょう 律りつ 調律 is the general term for tuning an instrument, while 平均律 is a specific tuning system.
Etymology Compound of 平均 (average, equal) and 律 (rule, law, here referring to musical temperament). The term is a direct translation of the Western musical concept.
