Haverstick and "God".

Personally I subscribe to particular religion, yet I find it
interesting to read Hstick's posting about "Creator" makes me
reconsider John Harrison's writing that he was searching for
a tuning which was suitable to praise his "God".

There must be some connection here with Einstein's comments about
God and dice.

Maybe the "ghosttones" to which I have been listening were the same
Harrison heard.

Since Harrison's biography is still in t6he best-sellers in UK,
some readers may be interested to read all his original
writings about music and tuning.

We have put them up on our new website run from Tokyo.

www.wonderlandinorbit.com/projects/lullaby

I understand that they are also being translated into Japanese there.
lucy

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