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Having explored the context and history of the term, let us summarize and clarify the definition: | Having explored the context and history of the term, let us summarize and clarify the definition: | ||
'''''Xenharmonic''''' refers to music that '''clearly falls outside 12-tone equal temperament''', but ''isn’t'' | '''''Xenharmonic''''' refers to music that '''clearly falls outside 12-tone equal temperament''', but ''isn’t'' traditional non-12 systems and intonations. It explores '''entirely new tonal structures beyond established frameworks'''. | ||
So now let's return to some of the questions and concerns that prompted this exploration. | So now let's return to some of the questions and concerns that prompted this exploration. | ||