2024-07-13

Double Fugue on "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" for Baroque String Quartet

 


A double Fugue on "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" for Baroque String Quartet. Tuniong is Vallotti- Young's 1/6-comma temperament, a circulating temperament generated by 6 1/6-comma meantone fifths (as large as 698.37 ¢), 5 pure fifths (as large as 701.955 ¢) and one 1-schisma tempered fifth (as large as 700 ¢). The cent figures of the tuning (rounded to the next integer values, with C set to 0) are: 90 ¢ 197 ¢ 294 ¢ 393 ¢ 498 ¢ 590 ¢ 698 ¢ 792 ¢ 895 ¢ 996 ¢ 1092 ¢ 1200 ¢

Here's a score of the piece: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1QO_N7VMEgFQgJ04PBaeAis0qDBffe5LF 🙂

2024-07-07

Micro-Fugue on Bach + Lick, for Harpsichord (Mikrokosmos 8)


 A short fugue on BACH followed by the LICK, for harpsichord. Tuning is Rameau Tempérament Ordinaire, generated by 8 meantone fifths (as large as 697 ¢) and 4 sharp fifths (as large as 706 ¢). The cent figures of the tuning (with C set to 0) are: 79 ¢ 194 ¢ 282 ¢ 388 ¢ 494 ¢ 582 ¢ 697 ¢ 776 ¢ 891 ¢ 988 ¢ 1085 ¢ 1200 ¢

Nocturne & Fugue «La Lluna la Pruna» for harpsichord 🙂 in Rameau's Tempérament Ordinaire


 My «Nocturne and Fugue» for harpischord on the Catalan Lullaby «La Lluna, la Pruna» («The Moon, the Plum»).

Tuning is Rameau's Tempérament Ordinarire, a circulating temperament generated by 8 meantone fifths (as large as 697 ¢) and 4 sharp fifths (as large as 706 ¢). The cent figures of the tuning (with C set to 0) are: 79 ¢ 194 ¢ 282 ¢ 388 ¢ 494 ¢ 582 ¢ 697 ¢ 776 ¢ 891 ¢ 988 ¢ 1085 ¢ 1200 ¢ Soundfont is Harpischord Zell.

2024-06-27

Negri Suite, for Harpischord [Negri, 19-edo]

 


My «Negri Suite» (Allemande, Courante, Sarabande, Gigue), for Harpischord (Soundfont: Harpichord Zell) Tuning is Negri - named after John Negri's «The Nineteen-Tone System as Ten Plus Nine». Interval, Journal of Music Research and Development, pp. 11–13 of Volume 5, Number 3 (Winter 1986–1987). Here, Negri has been implemented as 19-equal division of the octave, generated by 2 steps out of 19 = 126.316 cents. All the movements of this Suite go back and forth by a generator twice; more exactly, they modulate forth by a generator in part 1 (B to C) and in part 2 (C to Db); then they modulate back by a generator in part 3 (Db to C, via Eb, F, G) and in part 4 (C to B, via D, E, F#). Miniature: PD Image: Cembalo universale (Organeum Weener): Keyboard with «subsemitonia», August 2009, Author: Wikiwal at German Wikipedia.

Here's a score of the piece.

2024-06-23

[Sneak Preview] Micro-Gigue, for Harpsichord [Negri, E19]


 A short Gigue, for Harpischord. Tuning is Negri (named after John Negri's «The Nineteen-Tone System as Ten Plus Nine». Interval, Journal of Music Research and Development, pp. 11–13 of Volume 5, Number 3, Winter 1986–1987), here rendered in 19-equal division of the octave.

Negri is a regular temperament such that: • Two generators make a tempered 7/6~8/7~15/13 • Three generators make a tempered 5/4~16/13 • Four generators make a tempered 4/3. This is the case in 19-equal division of the octave, and the generator is 2 steps out of 19, i.e 126.316 cents. This piece goes back and forth by a generator; more exactly, it modulates forth by a generator in part 1 (B to C), and it modulates back by a generator in part 2 (C to B, via D, E, F#). This is a sneak preview of a larger Gigue, as well as part of a larger «Negri Suite».

Neobaroque Canon, 3-in-1 without Bass in 15-edo for Recorder, Oboe, Clarinet


 

A 3-in-1 Canon for baroque recorder, oboe, clarinet in 15edo (15 equal division of the octave). Revised version of a previous Canon for three violins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9GxsI9I22U . Notation : E15

  • C 0 cents
  • D 240 cents
  • F 480 cents
  • G 720 cents
  • A 960 cents
  • #/b = +/- 80 cents;
Miniature: PD image, Trier, Germany, Walderdorff Palace, neo baroque building H, bridge from building H to building C, by Helge Rieder.
Here's a score of the piece 🙂

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2024-06-16

St Louis Fugue (Fugue on St Louis Blues), for Baroque Ensemble - [Microtonal, 19edo]




 

A 4-part Fugue on Saint Louis Blues, for baroque ensemble, in 19-equal division of the octave (very close to third-comma meantone).

Instrumentation is: Oboe, Recorder, Clarinet, Bassoon, Cello.