glorious Microtonal Listening List

Dear MMM,

I just finished reformatting and re-updating the definitive Microtonal
Listening List. Because I just care like that. And I'm
procrastinating. And I think that educationally it's an extremely
important resource.

http://xenharmonic.wikispaces.com/MicrotonalListeningList

This list was started by Andrew Heathwaite, but he's not currently
working on it and his Angelfire webpage is good and frozen, so update
your links, mkay?

I know a lot of pages full of links are flying around everywhere, and
I would like this one to be useful to novices. I tried to make the
short descriptions better, we could really use a page of recommended
microtonal listenings; specific pieces that have affected you, and
how, and why. And the list needs to distinguish between people with
full-blown corpera of microtonality and the one-hit wonders.

If you can make it better, or more complete, or less offensive and
label-dependent, please do. The existence of this wiki is intended for
widespread, collaborative editing.

Happy Birthday one and all,
Jacob

P.S. MMMDay07??? Maybe on Euler's birthday??? Anyone???

At 02:44 AM 2/3/2007, you wrote:
>Dear MMM,
>
>I just finished reformatting and re-updating the definitive Microtonal
>Listening List. Because I just care like that. And I'm
>procrastinating. And I think that educationally it's an extremely
>important resource.
>
>http://xenharmonic.wikispaces.com/MicrotonalListeningList

Have you considered alphabetizing it?

-Carl

What a terrific job, Jacob. A labor of link love. I just updated my
entry to point to a few more sites.

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "Jacob" <jbarton@...> wrote:
>
> Dear MMM,
>
> I just finished reformatting and re-updating the definitive Microtonal
> Listening List. Because I just care like that. And I'm
> procrastinating. And I think that educationally it's an extremely
> important resource.
>
> http://xenharmonic.wikispaces.com/MicrotonalListeningList
>

When is his birthday, and how old would he be? Numerology seems to be
the latest trend after all.

> P.S. MMMDay07??? Maybe on Euler's birthday??? Anyone???

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "Prent Rodgers"
<prentrodgers@...> wrote:
>

> When is his birthday, and how old would he be? Numerology seems to be
> the latest trend after all.
>
> > P.S. MMMDay07??? Maybe on Euler's birthday??? Anyone???
>

Of course there is a web site devoted to his birthday, 300th on
4/15/07. http://www.euler-2007.ch/en/ Why not 300 microtonal tunes on
tax day? Each one an integral multiple longer than its predecessor?
Softer? Harder?

Prent Rodgers