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The 15 pages that link to Musical tuning, each with the reason it gives.

• Pitch (music)Related: Tuning determines whether an instrument’s pitches align with a musical system or ensemble.

• OrchestraRelated: Players tune before performance so the ensemble’s pitches align.

• Vocal harmonyRelated: Small pitch adjustments affect whether combined voices sound blended, tense, or rough.

• Acoustic guitarRelated: Tuning sets the pitches of the guitar’s open strings.

• Performance practiceRelated: Tuning choices affect both the sound and the practical limits of performance.

• Concert pitchNarrower topic: Concert pitch is one standard that musical tuning uses to align ensembles.

• Orchestral rehearsalRelated: A rehearsal begins with instruments aligned to a common pitch standard.

• LyreRelated: Adjusting string tension lets a lyre produce its intended pitches.

• History of musicRelated: Changing tuning systems reveal different historical ideas about consonance and pitch.

• Consonance and dissonanceRelated: Tuning choices determine which intervals have exact ratios and which distribute error.

• Pan fluteRelated: Tube lengths must be tuned to a chosen pitch system before the instrument can play melodies.

• MarimbaRelated: Carving the bars’ undersides adjusts their pitch by changing how they vibrate.

• NeyRelated: Ney pitch varies with instrument length, tuning practice, and adjustments made by the player.

• OcarinaRelated: Hole placement and instrument design determine which scale an ocarina can play.

• Hurrian songsNarrower topic: Competing readings of the tablets hinge on how their tuning terms are understood.