Prelude in 11edo

Andrew,

I have listened to your most recent piece in 11-edo and was quite taken
with it. Ordinarily, I find that this kind of tuning (and others like
it) are difficult to work into music with a Baroque style, but with
"Prelude In 11-edo" you have done very well indeed. Congrats.

I'm a "classical sort" of guy myself, so I've observed your recent works
in Baroque style and unusual tunings with some interest. I enjoyed
"Prelude" so much, I've rendered two versions of it (at a somewhat more
accessible tempo) -- one for piano, the other for pipe organ. If you
would e-mail me with an address, I'll be happy to send you the mp3
files. My way of saying thanks.

Looking forward to more goodies...

Best,

jls

Thanks, Jon; I'm glad you like it. I sent you a note with me email
address in it. By the way, it was in fact one of your pieces in 11-edo
(a Xenophon, I think) which you posted a long time back that first
turned me on to 11, so here's a long belated thanks for posting that!

Cheers,
Aaron Andrew Hunt
H-Pi Instruments

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "J.Smith" <jsmith9624@...> wrote:
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>
> Andrew,
>
> I have listened to your most recent piece in 11-edo and was quite taken
> with it. Ordinarily, I find that this kind of tuning (and others like
> it) are difficult to work into music with a Baroque style, but with
> "Prelude In 11-edo" you have done very well indeed. Congrats.
>
> I'm a "classical sort" of guy myself, so I've observed your recent works
> in Baroque style and unusual tunings with some interest. I enjoyed
> "Prelude" so much, I've rendered two versions of it (at a somewhat more
> accessible tempo) -- one for piano, the other for pipe organ. If you
> would e-mail me with an address, I'll be happy to send you the mp3
> files. My way of saying thanks.
>
> Looking forward to more goodies...
>
>
>
> Best,
>
> jls
>