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The first time that I visited Ivor Darreg (in 1981) he was living in Glendale, California. I was impressed by his amazing array of experimental instruments, but what grabbed me most was his re-fretted guitars. He had a large collection of them, guitars that he had carefully altered over the years. There were so many that it was a veritable feast to me! I had never played re-fretted guitars before, and it was almost overwhelming. Many of his guitars were pretty trashy - Ivor was not a wealthy man, but his dedication to the exploration of alternative tunings was quite impressive. A handful of them were pretty good - I think that I played all of them for a few minutes that unforgettable day....
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During the 20th Century the primary advances of musical instrument design have been in electronics and computing. These new technologies have had considerable influence in many styles of music, and will increasingly do so in future. Considered as a global industry, digital technology will continue to sustain new developments of electronic instruments, providing new sounds and techniques for musicians working in many areas of music.
However, many composers, performers and listeners today remain passionate about purely acoustic instruments. This is in part due to basic qualitative differences between the physical and electronic production and emission of sound....
However, many composers, performers and listeners today remain passionate about purely acoustic instruments. This is in part due to basic qualitative differences between the physical and electronic production and emission of sound....
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Equal temperament - the bland, equal spacing of the 12 pitches of the octave - is pretty much a 20th-century phenomenon. It was known about in Europe as early as the early 17th century, and in China much earlier. But it wasn't used, because the consensus was that it sounded awful: out of tune and characterless. During the 19th century (for reasons we'll discuss later), keyboard tuning drifted closer and closer to equal temperament over the protest of many of the more sensitive musicians. Not until 1917 was a method devised for tuning exact equal temperament....
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One aspect of medieval music now receiving much interest is the matter of tuning. This FAQ article is intended to explain the system of tuning in perfect fifths commonly known as "Pythagorean intonation," its interaction with the stylistic traits of medieval polyphony, and its relationship to other systems of tuning.
While our focus here is on the music of medieval Europe, the concept of a tuning based on a series of twelve notes in perfect fifths also plays an important part in other world musical traditions, for example in Chinese theory and practice.
Providing a simple and elegant way of generating a musical scale, this tuning system may have a special appeal for styles of harmony where fifths and fourths are the most favored intervals, as is true in the ensemble music of Chinese and related traditions, for example, as well as in medieval European polyphony....
While our focus here is on the music of medieval Europe, the concept of a tuning based on a series of twelve notes in perfect fifths also plays an important part in other world musical traditions, for example in Chinese theory and practice.
Providing a simple and elegant way of generating a musical scale, this tuning system may have a special appeal for styles of harmony where fifths and fourths are the most favored intervals, as is true in the ensemble music of Chinese and related traditions, for example, as well as in medieval European polyphony....
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This page is about the Indian melodic form known as rag (raag, raga).
rag, raga, raag, raaga, swar, swara, pakad, pakar, swarup, swaroop, sangit, sangeet, Indian music
rag, raga, raag, raaga, swar, swara, pakad, pakar, swarup, swaroop, sangit, sangeet, Indian music
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