Keller's 'wordless functional analysis'

[Chad Green]

You can hear an example in this clip:

Best,
Chad

Well, time for another of my occasional postings asking if any of our
group's current readers know about surviving tape-recordings of Hans
Keller's old Functional Analysis broadcasts...I'm dying to know more about
what they were like, so if anyone can help out I'd be really grateful!
Thanks,
Mark D.

[j***@gmail.com]

HK's work was a thing of its time, but very dated now.

Jonathan Dunsby

[J.B. Wood]

Post by j***@gmail.com
HK's work was a thing of its time, but very dated now.
Jonathan Dunsby

Hello, and given the fact that some of us recently wanted to get r.m.t
somewhat active again, your succinct post doesn't exactly promote a
discussion. What are you offering up to support your view? If you're
referring to Herbert Anton Kellner, he visited this ng once and a while
in the past. I was interested in his views on tunings that J.S. Bach
might have preferred for keyboard instruments. While he was alive he
was kind enough to send me a postcard from Germany with a Bach
coat-of-arms that he thought also contained tuning info. Sincerely,