The Art of Tuning One's Own Piano, after a sure method, simple and easily executed,
deduced by the exact principles of acoustics and of harmony;

containing in order,

Methods of maintaining this instrument, The exposition of its qualities,
the manner of repairing the accidents which will come to its action;
A treatise on acoustics, and the history of the piano and its
preceding keyboard instruments, from the middle ages to 1834;

dedicated to
A.M. Pleyel,

member of the Legion of Honor, maker of the King's pianos;

by C. Montal,

Former repeater of the Royal Institute of Blind Youth,
Professor of Tuning, Tuner for the most celebrated professors of the piano at
the Conservatory and diverse large public establishments.

Eighth Article: Temperament, and conveniently tempered perfect major chords.

Ninth Article: Partition and Counter partition

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