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== Tsarfati ==
== Tsarfati ==
Tsarfati music is stylistically halfway between our Ashkenazi music (due to Irta Eastern European music being similar to our timeline's) and Irish folk music. (Scotch snaps are rare, because An Yidis does not have vowel length.)
Tsarfati music is stylistically halfway between our Ashkenazi music (due to Irta Eastern European music being similar to our timeline's) and Irish folk music.  
 
Scotch snaps are a regionalism, because most dialects of An Yidis do not have vowel length
=== Tuning ===
=== Tuning ===
Intonation often happens by ear and is not necessarily JI-based (cf. maqam music). Tuning systems used differ by the individual community. Fixed pitch instruments use subsets of 38edo. Neutral intervals are commonly used as in maqam.
Intonation often happens by ear and is not necessarily JI-based (cf. maqam music). Tuning systems used differ by the individual community. Fixed pitch instruments use subsets of 38edo. Neutral intervals are commonly used as in maqam.
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