Harold Fortuin excerpts online

Dear MMMers,

You'll see the auto-generated message about the excerpt from
A Neoromantic, Postmodern 'Artiste' Longing for the Late 19th Century
in 19-ET (I thought I could edit the message--sorry), but I
wanted to let you know the new folder
HaroldFortuin
also contains excerpts of

--Endangered Species, a 20-tone JI duet that modulates, for
Kris Peck's 20-tone just intonation guitar (he playing) and
me on Clavette playing 'electric organ' (strictly speaking,
the Clavette sends MIDI data to a Kurzweil K2000 upon which
the 19-ET organ patch resides)
--Coffee Blues, a rather straightforward 22-ET blues which
revels in alternating with the 22-ET equivalents of the
'overtone' 7th (7:4) vs. the minor 7th (9:5), which are 1 scale
tone apart.

In fact, all of the above bits (and the complete pieces for sure)
exploit new tonal harmonic resources made available in >12 tunings,
and in particular show off the differing 7ths, such as the
aforementioned, which cannot be found in 12-ET of course.

Of course, I'd welcome thoughtful feedback about these.

Please visit
www.geocities.com/harold_fortuin
and follow the compositions link to enjoy other microtonal excerpts
in .mp3 and excerpts of other pieces in .mp3 with scores as JPEGs.

Happy Listening,
Harold Fortuin
(nowadays in Boston, Mass.)