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*'''[[User:Mousemambo/Introduction to xenharmonic music terminology|Introduction to xenharmonic music terminology]]'''. Near complete as of 2023-Sep-05. Might be worth moving to the wiki mainspace. | *'''[[User:Mousemambo/Introduction to xenharmonic music terminology|Introduction to xenharmonic music terminology]]'''. Near complete as of 2023-Sep-05. Might be worth moving to the wiki mainspace. | ||
*Missing articles: | |||
**'''Supermajor'''. Various ways the term is used, but focused on that term as a interval and chord name/category. Also, related names. Currently, it redirects to a specific usage: [[Ragismic_microtemperaments#Supermajor]]. See also: [[Extra-Diatonic Intervals]]. | |||
**Enneatonic. wtf? | |||
==Practical tuning for beginners pages== | ==Practical tuning for beginners pages== | ||
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== Intermediate xenharmonic music terminology == | == Intermediate xenharmonic music terminology == | ||
This is a section in early development to collect terms that | 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. | 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]] | |||
* Commas (Might better be presented as "Temperament families" with a list of important ones... Marvel, Porcupine, etc. and the commas they temper out.) | |||
** [[64/63|Archytas' comma]] (aka 64/63) | |||
** [[Magic comma]] (aka 3125/3072, small diesis) | |||
** [[Ptolemisma]] (aka 100/99) | |||
** [[49/48|Slendro diesis]] (aka 49/48, large septimal diesis) | |||
* [[Comma pump]] | |||
* [[Comma pump examples]] | |||
* [[Comparison of mode notation systems]] | |||
* [[Diatonic, chromatic, enharmonic, subchromatic]] | |||
* [[Distributional evenness]] | |||
* [[Extended bra-ket notation]] | |||
* [[Extended-diatonic interval names]] | |||
* [[Extension and restriction]] | |||
* [[Extra-Diatonic Intervals]] | |||
* [[Gallery of just intervals]] | |||
* [[Hexany]] | |||
* [[Isoharmonic chord]] | * [[Isoharmonic chord]] | ||
* [[Just intonation subgroup]] | |||
* [[List of superparticular intervals]] | |||
* [[Nonoctave|Nonoctave scales]] | |||
* [[Notation]] | |||
* [[Pergen]] | |||
* [[Scale index]] | |||
**[[5edo]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Equal temperament#Five-, seven-, and nine-tone temperaments in ethnomusicology|Equal temperament§Five-, seven-, and nine-tone temperaments in ethnomusicology]] | |||
**[[22edo]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:22 equal temperament|22 equal temperament]]. | |||
**[[Mavila]] | |||
**[[Superpyth]] | |||
==Elements of good Xenharmonic Wiki article writing== | ==Elements of good Xenharmonic Wiki article writing== | ||
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***[[Special:UnusedTemplates|Unused templates]] | ***[[Special:UnusedTemplates|Unused templates]] | ||
***Might be especially useful: [[Template:Mbox]], [[Template:Stub]], [[Template:Wikipedia]], [[Template:ScaleWorkshop]], [[Template:Todo]] (and see [[:Category:Todo]] for already defined ToDo tasks) | ***Might be especially useful: [[Template:Mbox]], [[Template:Stub]], [[Template:Wikipedia]], [[Template:ScaleWorkshop]], [[Template:Todo]] (and see [[:Category:Todo]] for already defined ToDo tasks) | ||
***[[Help:Disambiguation]] | |||
****[[Template:Main]] | |||
****[[Template:See also]] | |||
****[[Template:About]] | |||
****[[Template:Distinguish]] | |||
****[[Template:Redirect-distinguish]] | |||
****[[wikipedia:Help:Redirect|Help:REDIRECT]] (Wikipedia) | |||
**Wikipedia link format. As a Xenharmonic Wiki link in the visual editor... Wikipedia:<articleName> | **Wikipedia link format. As a Xenharmonic Wiki link in the visual editor... Wikipedia:<articleName> | ||
** | **Embedded image file (e.g. [[Help:Pictures]]). File:<filename> | E.g. <nowiki>[[File:The_Scale_Tree.png|alt=The Scale Tree.png|800x1023px|The Scale Tree.png]]</nowiki> | ||
*Wiki health | *Wiki health | ||
**[[:Category:Xenharmonic Wiki]] | **[[:Category:Xenharmonic Wiki]] | ||