I've gotten some people over at midi-contest.com interested in meantone, and I was wondering if anyone sold something which could be used as an easy route into...
... meantone, ... Gene, what makes you think that a 19-note Halberstat keyboard with split keys would be easy? It certainly wouldn't be easy to play, once you...
... meantone, ... Another question along the same lines is whether there is a plugin which will make Sibelius or Finale output pitch bends in some meantone ...
... I've been privately corresponding with another list member about just that very topic. He sent me a link, and now I can't find it! It has to do with a ...
I swear I have never heard this album before. This is an old-school hardcore art-rock band I need to get into a lot more. Robert Fripp's name also came up in a...
... The first track on Larks' Tongues In Aspic is the 13:36 "Larks' Tongues In Aspic Part I", and it begins with what sounds to me like a kalimba solo. Which...
I don't believe there's any synth at all on that record (the only electronics they used in that era were Mellotrons with standard 12-EDO tuning). There are...
... That's it - I was going to say marimba instead of kalimba. I have to check on that, but I think it was synth and not a real thumb piano. ~Danny~...
... Thanks, Carl I announced it here I guess a couple weeks ago. I know Graham Breed would be interested also, but he seems to have shut down his microtonal...
Well, I just got back from the production in Montclair New Jersey on the chartered bus during a pretty much driving rain through most of the evening. The...
... Yes, looks good! I was offline a couple of weeks ago, and must have missed it in the backlog. And I notice there's source code, so it could potentially...
... have ... could ... acoustic root ... and ... well ... octaves. If ... equivalent. ... is the ... Hi Graham Nice to hear from you! I should have fired you...
... Wow. Thanks for the review JP! When they staged it in NYC in '97, the instruments were set up in a half circle and the actors performed in front. I wonder...
... For the record, I am fairly certain the footage was Vienna, and there is a tie-in to the city of Sigmund Freud. But you'd have to see the staging to see...
... ***I think "abomination" might be a bit strong. Musically, it all seemed on the highest level, and Jon has pointed out some marvellous connections between...
In a message dated 4/3/2005 12:40:03 PM Eastern Standard Time, ekin@... writes: And isn't putting the orchestra in a pit mistake number One? -Carl As I...
... ***Well, Carl, I *personally* thought so, and even though I was in the very front of the auditorium and almost within arms length of the diamond marimba...
Carl, ... Information isn't being reported correctly. The about 75% of the instruments were in front of the stage proper, *on* what would be the pit elevator...
... Nah. Our audience seems to have been scared off by the water. Hopefully we'll have a better showing today. -- * David Beardsley * microtonal guitar *...
Hi! In a way, there's much of microtonal work in modern rock bands (string bending, fretless instruments. ... Tongues ... kalimba ... check ... I love much of...
My impression is that, although the instruments were in full view, if you weren't in the front rows, you wouldn't see them very well. They were definitely...
Oh...gee... I guess I should hasten to add that I had a thoroughly wonderful time at the Partch performance and Jon Szanto's recommendation for people to ...
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