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== Intermediate xenharmonic music terminology ==

This is a section in early development to collect terms that ~~didn~~'t seem fundamental enough to include in the limited space of the "Introduction to xenharmonic music terminology" but I believe seem important enough to warrant inclusion in an intermediate-level follow-up.

This is a section in early development to collect terms that don't seem fundamental enough to include in the limited space of the "Introduction to xenharmonic music terminology" but I believe seem important enough to warrant inclusion in an intermediate-level follow-up. Some might instead get incorporated into the Introduction before its first non-draft release.

The criterion for inclusion in the "introduction" — that the whole thing fit inside a one-semester academic class — doesn't hold as well here because you could make an intermediate terminology collection for each of several specialties, e.g. JI tunings, EDO tunings, [[RTT]], etc. But in the interest of continuing the idea of a survey of xenharmonic terminology, I'll eventually create sections for each specialty that seems to me at this time to be important for a survey of xenharmonic music theory areas of study, but for now this is just a hodgepodge.

* [[7-limit]]

* [[Chord]]

* [[Chord of nature]]

* [[Color notation]]

* [[Comma pump]]

* [[Comma pump examples]]

* [[Comparison of mode notation systems]]

* [[Diatonic, Chromatic, Enharmonic, Subchromatic]]

* [[Distributional evenness]]

* [[Extended bra-ket notation]]

* [[Extended-diatonic interval names]]

* [[Hexany]]

* [[Isoharmonic chord]]

* [[Nonoctave|Nonoctave scales]]

* [[Notation]]

* [[Pergen]]

* [[Scale index]]

** [[22edo]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:22 equal temperament|22 equal temperament]].

** [[Superpyth]]

==Elements of good Xenharmonic Wiki article writing==

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 == Intermediate xenharmonic music terminology ==
-This is a section in early development to collect terms that didn't seem fundamental enough to include in the limited space of the "Introduction to xenharmonic music terminology" but I believe seem important enough to warrant inclusion in an intermediate-level follow-up.
+This is a section in early development to collect terms that don't seem fundamental enough to include in the limited space of the "Introduction to xenharmonic music terminology" but I believe seem important enough to warrant inclusion in an intermediate-level follow-up. Some might instead get incorporated into the Introduction before its first non-draft release.
 The criterion for inclusion in the "introduction" — that the whole thing fit inside a one-semester academic class — doesn't hold as well here because you could make an intermediate terminology collection for each of several specialties, e.g. JI tunings, EDO tunings, [[RTT]], etc. But in the interest of continuing the idea of a survey of xenharmonic terminology, I'll eventually create sections for each specialty that seems to me at this time to be important for a survey of xenharmonic music theory areas of study, but for now this is just a hodgepodge.
+* [[7-limit]]
+* [[Chord]]
+* [[Chord of nature]]
+* [[Color notation]]
+* [[Comma pump]]
+* [[Comma pump examples]]
+* [[Comparison of mode notation systems]]
+* [[Diatonic, Chromatic, Enharmonic, Subchromatic]]
+* [[Distributional evenness]]
+* [[Extended bra-ket notation]]
+* [[Extended-diatonic interval names]]
+* [[Hexany]]
 * [[Isoharmonic chord]]
+* [[Nonoctave|Nonoctave scales]]
+* [[Notation]]
+* [[Pergen]]
+* [[Scale index]]
+** [[22edo]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:22 equal temperament|22 equal temperament]].
+** [[Superpyth]]
 ==Elements of good Xenharmonic Wiki article writing==