THE "IN TUNE" CHORDS OF JUST INTONATION In the following chords the notes of equal temperament are considered to be “O" (zero) pitch. All of the IN TUNE chords are based on the root "C* which is equal tempered “O" pitch. Cents +X, or -X indicates the cents difference necessary to be IN TUNE from the equal tempered "0" pitch. Regardless of the frequency of the starting point the structure of the chord remains constant. Therefore, the pitches of the notes shown here would occur on each of the twelve equal tempered roots...only the frequencies would be different. | Maj m dim aug M 6th 42 +2 et “4 a 14 +16 +1 14 14 n6th dim (b6) 7th Maj 7 m7 . +19] +14 -31 -12 +18 2 7 +2 +2 +2 + +16 -14 -14 +16 | 7 (#5) dim 7 m7 (b5) 7 (b5) mMaj 7 { - 31 +18 231 +n oe 7 -17 43 +2 14 a +16 -14_| +16 J j i 9th 7 (b9) Maj 9 Maj 7 (#5) dim.Maj 7 +4 ys Onn +26 +16 -31 31 12 -4 -17 +2 +2 +2 a4 J +16 14 -14 I “14 ot Thanks to Mr. Ward Widener and his fabulous AccuTone Tuner for calculating the notes of these IN TUNE chords of just intonation. (8 tp JACK HOLLAND PRODUCTIONS 2722 BRENTWOOD BLVD. ST. LOUIS, MO 63144 (314) 962-2005