Re: [tuning] New Music

Alison-

Very nice piece! I like the moody atmosphere, and the way you revel in the
beauty of the JI beating...I also listened to to "Lament for Lou" for the
first time, and thought it was very moving...good stuff...your music is
moody, very visual, suitable for some Scandanavian independent film or
something-and I mean that in the best way!(some might react negatively to
being told that their music is suitable for film)

Good stuff! More!

Best,
AKJ

On Thursday 06 November 2003 04:32 am, Alison Monteith wrote:
> I've uploaded a new piece of music to : -
>
> http://www.microtonal.org/mp3/ThrowStones.mp3
>
> The full title is "Hannah Throwing Stones"
>
> My intention is that the listener experience these massive chordal
> structures moving slowly through time and space.
>
> There's a short description on the music page but I'll put up an analysis
> on my own site and eventually a score for anyone who might wish to read it
> through with a view to performance.
>
> Apologies for not mentioning Scala in my set-up.
>
>
>
> P.S. Disclaimer - I started composing in JI before John Adams.
>
>
> Sincerely
> a.m.
>
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