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Musical technique

Xenharmonic practice refers to practically applying xenharmony in making music, including techniques and methods for doing so.

Instruments: A gallery of instruments designed for making microtonal music, as well as methods for adapting mainstream instruments to play microtones
Software: A gallery of software designed for making microtonal music, as well as methods for adapting mainstream instruments to play microtones

Listen: A gallery of recorded music which applies xenharmonicism
Scores: A gallery of sheet music which applies xenharmonicism
People: A gallery of composers, musicians and developers who have worked with xenharmonicism
Projects: A gallery of xenharmonic projects which people have contributed to

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