Microtonal Music is music using more than 12 tones per octave. I compose music using Csound and a preprocessor I wrote in Turbo Pascal. I post small updates as the compositions are being created, and a few final versions once I'm done. I strive towards music that could be played if we had the instruments capable of playing the notes. Think of it as "fake but accurate".
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I'm calling these pieces "Transformed Hymns", since they are derived from traditional protestant hymns. This is the first, based on a 15th century German carol. Each note is allowed to stretch out for one to five notes, at varying tempos and volume.
This version is scored for finger piano, harp, marimba, vibraphone, and balloon drum. The tuning is 72 equal divisions of the octave using these notes:
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