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Letter-name transnotations of the Hurrian pieces
(2015-04-09)
Glenda del E Live Recording
(GdelE Productions, 2008)
This repertoire represents a continuous tradition of Cuban Piano Music dating from the nineteenth century. It has its origins in England, Spain, France, while its rhythm and syncopated style derive from Africa.
Decrease in roughness between ~600 and ~500 cents
(2015-03-30)
Accompanies Figure 4 of 'Clarity, Impurity, and Discant Structure in Mesopotamian Music,' to which it linked.
BonangBarungSl1l & Sl2l sine
(2015-09-17)
Bonang Panerus Slendro Tones
(2015-08-23)
From Drawings by the Blind to Music by the Deaf
(2004-11-01)
Research for Standard Pitch and Scale of Thai Music
(College of Music, Mahidol University, 1997)
Spectra of Bonang Barung Pelog Tones
(2015-10-21)
See 'Notes to Accompany Gamelan Spectra'
Fundamental Frequencies and Other Partials of Balungan Pélog Tones in Gamelan Kyai Parijata
(2016-04-04)
Accompanies the file Balungan Pélog Tones of Gamelan Kyai Parijata Compared with Sine Tones.pdf