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== Musical style ==

Eliora's musical style primarily involves ~~EDOs with~~ a large ~~number of divisors, and~~ harmonic, regular temperament, or just intonation-based approach is of ~~secondary thought~~. A fair share of her compositions are composed in their temperaments for the first time in history.

Eliora's musical style primarily involves concepts that are deliberately not exactly most notable in order to create a contrast between consonance and dissonance, as well as broader free exploration of large EDOs. While she does frequently employ harmonic, regular temperament, or just intonation-based approach, she usually deliberately uses temperaments of higher [[badness]] or scales where a substantial number of notes are dissonant in order to create a qualia of resolution and melodic movement. The main influence on this approach is the post-Soviet musical school system, which is notable for its strict emphasis on masterful usage of consonance and dissonance.

A fair share of her compositions are composed in their temperaments for the first time in history. For example ''Mercury Spectrum Interlude'' is composed in Eliora’s original [[Mercury spectrum scale]].

Structure-wise, Eliora's music is inspired by bands like Within Temptation, Epica, Evanescence, and Nightwish.

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 == Musical style ==
-Eliora's musical style primarily involves EDOs with a large number of divisors, and harmonic, regular temperament, or just intonation-based approach is of secondary thought. A fair share of her compositions are composed in their temperaments for the first time in history.
+Eliora's musical style primarily involves concepts that are deliberately not exactly most notable in order to create a contrast between consonance and dissonance, as well as broader free exploration of large EDOs. While she does frequently employ harmonic, regular temperament, or just intonation-based approach, she usually deliberately uses temperaments of higher [[badness]] or scales where a substantial number of notes are dissonant in order to create a qualia of resolution and melodic movement. The main influence on this approach is the post-Soviet musical school system, which is notable for its strict emphasis on masterful usage of consonance and dissonance.
+A fair share of her compositions are composed in their temperaments for the first time in history. For example ''Mercury Spectrum Interlude'' is composed in Eliora’s original [[Mercury spectrum scale]].
 Structure-wise, Eliora's music is inspired by bands like Within Temptation, Epica, Evanescence, and Nightwish.

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