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== Foundations ==
== Foundations ==
*What is [[Xenharmonic music|microtonal or xenharmonic music]]? Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Microtonal music|Microtonal music]].
*What is [[Xenharmonic music|microtonal or xenharmonic music]]? Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Microtonal music|Microtonal music]].
**[[Why use alternative tunings?]]
**Scott McCormick. [https://blog.discmakers.com/2017/08/microtones-the-notes-between-the-notes/ Microtones: the notes between the notes].
**Scott McCormick. [https://blog.discmakers.com/2017/08/microtones-the-notes-between-the-notes/ Microtones: the notes between the notes].
**[[User:SyntheticThought|Michael W. Dean]]. [https://producelikeapro.com/blog/getting-started-making-microtonal-music/ Making microtonal music is easier than you’d think]. Also [[Making Microtonal Music is Easier Than You’d Think|archived at the Xen wiki]].
**[[User:SyntheticThought|Michael W. Dean]]. [https://producelikeapro.com/blog/getting-started-making-microtonal-music/ Making microtonal music is easier than you’d think]. Also [[Making Microtonal Music is Easier Than You’d Think|archived at the Xen wiki]].
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**[[Mode]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Mode (music)|Mode (music)]].
**[[Mode]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Mode (music)|Mode (music)]].
**[[Scale naming]]
**[[Scale naming]]
**[[EDO|EDOs,]] and other [[Equal-step tuning|equal-step tunings]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Equal temperament|Equal temperament]].
**[[5L 2s]] (aka [[Diatonic]]). Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Diatonic scale|Diatonic scale]] and [[Wikipedia:Regular diatonic tuning|Regular diatonic tuning]].
**[[5L 2s]] (aka [[Diatonic]]). Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Diatonic scale|Diatonic scale]] and [[Wikipedia:Regular diatonic tuning|Regular diatonic tuning]].
**[[MOS scale]] (Moment of Symmetry)
**[[MOS scale]] (Moment of Symmetry)
**[[Mosstep]] & [[Mosdegree]]
**[[Mosstep]] & [[Mosdegree]]
**[[Periods and generators]]
**[[Periods and generators]]
**[[Equave]] (aka [[Equivalence interval]]), contrast with [[Period]] and [[Periodic scale]].
**[[Equave]] (aka Equivalence interval), contrast with [[Period]] and [[Periodic scale]].
*[[Tonic]]
*[[Tonic]]
*Videos
*Videos
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*[[Temperament]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Musical temperament|Musical temperament]].
*[[Temperament]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Musical temperament|Musical temperament]].
**[[Rank]]
**[[Rank]]
**[[Equal temperament]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Equal temperament|Equal temperament]].
**[[Equal-step tuning]]
**[[Regular temperament]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Regular temperament|Regular temperament]].
**[[Regular temperament]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Regular temperament|Regular temperament]].
**[[Linear temperament]]
**[[Linear temperament]]
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*[[Consonance and dissonance]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Consonance and dissonance|Consonance and dissonance]].
*[[Consonance and dissonance]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Consonance and dissonance|Consonance and dissonance]].
*[[Diatonic functional harmony]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Function (music)|Function (music)]].
*[[Diatonic functional harmony]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Function (music)|Function (music)]].
*[[Just intonation harmony]] (or [[Harmony in just intonation]]). This needed article would present an introduction to creating harmony in just intonation (JI) tunings. It would introduce ideas and strategies for harmony that also apply to other uneven tunings, and provides a foundation for understanding more extended xenharmonic harmonization. [See the [[User talk:Mousemambo/Introduction to xenharmonic music terminology#Harmony in just intonation|discussion page]] for more thoughts about this.]
*[[Just intonation harmony]] (or [[Harmony in just intonation]]). This needed article would present an introduction to creating harmony in just intonation (JI) tunings. It would introduce ideas and strategies for harmony that also apply to other uneven tunings, describe some historical developments within Western music, and provide a foundation for understanding more extended xenharmonic harmonization. [See the [[User talk:Mousemambo/Introduction to xenharmonic music terminology#Harmony in just intonation|discussion page]] for more thoughts about this.]
*[[Dyadic chord]]
*[[Dyadic chord]]
*Articles
*Articles
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