Other Music's scales (N.B. George Secor)

Eudora reveals that I posted this to the list in on
Nov 21st, 1998. Don't know why the web-based search
didn't find it. Probably the apostrophe-s on the end
of other music.

"""
A hybrid of the two is Other Music's scale....

5/3-------5/4------15/8
/|\ /|\ / \
/ | \ / | \ / \
28/27------14/9-------7/6-------7/4 \ / \
`. /,' \`.\ /,'/ `.\ / \
4/3-----\-1/1-/-----3/2-------9/8
\ | /
\|/
7/5
"""

This is actually a 12-tone subset of a 14-tone scale
that, as I understand it, was one of the principle scales
(but not the only one) they used.

-Carl

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, "Carl Lumma" <carl@...> wrote:
>
> Eudora reveals that I posted this to the list in on
> Nov 21st, 1998. Don't know why the web-based search
> didn't find it. Probably the apostrophe-s on the end
> of other music.
>
> """
> A hybrid of the two is Other Music's scale....
>
> 5/3-------5/4------15/8
> /|\ /|\ / \
> / | \ / | \ / \
> 28/27------14/9-------7/6-------7/4 \ / \
> `. /,' \`.\ /,'/ `.\ / \
> 4/3-----\-1/1-/-----3/2-------9/8
> \ | /
> \|/
> 7/5
> """
>
> This is actually a 12-tone subset of a 14-tone scale
> that, as I understand it, was one of the principle scales
> (but not the only one) they used.
>
> -Carl

Thanks, Carl!

--GS