The minimal pitch interval a human ear can distinguish is about 2% of a semitone (the interval between two adjacent keys on a piano). So, one way to get a seamless continuum would be to make a giant piano with 50 times as many keys. In
11,000 Strings, Georg Friedrich Haas offers a simpler solution:
get 50 pianos, tune each of them 2% of a semitone higher than the previous one, and arrange them in a big circle around the audience. -
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[ed. Quite strange.]