Ogolovets, anyone?

Brian mentioned

>Alexei
>Stepanovich Ogolevets' anticipation of Krahenbuehl
>& Schmidt in his 1948 text "An Introduction to
>Contemporary Musical Thought," which itself
>elaborates on Yasser's historical-determination
>theory of tunings but in a direction which leads
>to 17- & 22-TET rather than 19-TET as the "4th
>stage" of musical evolution

Well, it sounds more like an anticipation of Georg Hajdu than Krahenbuehl &
Schmidt (who didn't look at ETs), but does anyone have a reference for this?
I'll look up Ogolevets and see if I find anything.


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