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21st century: Add Estudo Xenharmonia's ''Harmonia Funcional em Escala Microtonal | Functional Harmony in a 24-EDO Microtonal Scale'' (2026)
20th century: Add Ivan Wyschnegradsky's ''"Dithyramb" Quarter-Tone Piece for Two Pianos''] (1923 – 1924); completed posthumously by {{W|Bruce Mather}} (1990); performed by Martine Joste and Sylvaine Billier (1991); also add section completion note for Alois Hába and fix typo
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; [[Alois Hába]]
; [[Alois Hába]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmgoDDBpC_U ''String Quartet no. 2 in Quarter-tone system, op. 7''] (1920, recorded on uknown date by the Stamitz Quartett, provided to YouTube by Naxos Records 2025)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmgoDDBpC_U ''String Quartet no. 2 in Quarter-tone system, op. 7''] (1920, recorded on unknown date by the Stamitz Quartett, provided to YouTube by Naxos Records 2025)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lL4MstnX5NY ''String Quartet no. 3 in Quarter-tone system, op. 12''] (1922, recorded 2014 by the Hába Quartet, provided to YouTube by NAXOS Records, score added to video by Helma in 2023)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lL4MstnX5NY ''String Quartet no. 3 in Quarter-tone system, op. 12''] (1922, recorded 2014 by the Hába Quartet, provided to YouTube by NAXOS Records, score added to video by Helma in 2023)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNbdjwoF0To ''Suite for quarter-tone clarinet and quarter-tone piano No.1, op.24''] (1925, performed by Milan Etlik, quarter-tone clarinet; Vladimir Koula, quarter-tone piano; unknown date of recording)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNbdjwoF0To ''Suite for quarter-tone clarinet and quarter-tone piano No.1, op.24''] (1925, performed by Milan Etlik, quarter-tone clarinet; Vladimir Koula, quarter-tone piano; unknown date of recording)
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; {{W|Jun Ishikawa (composer)|Jun Ishikawa}}
; {{W|Jun Ishikawa (composer)|Jun Ishikawa}}
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; [[Ivan Wyschnegradsky]]
; [[Ivan Wyschnegradsky]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0iv9m6eMiE&list=WL&index=276 ''"Dithyramb" Quarter-Tone Piece for Two Pianos''] (1923 – 1924); completed posthumously by {{W|Bruce Mather}} (1990); performed by Martine Joste and Sylvaine Billier (1991)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB3aaMtzc5g&list=WL&index=328 ''Op.53 String Trio''] (1979, completed posthumously by Claude Ballif; performed by Arditti Quartet, 1982)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB3aaMtzc5g&list=WL&index=328 ''Op.53 String Trio''] (1979, completed posthumously by Claude Ballif; performed by Arditti Quartet, 1982)



Revision as of 02:06, 19 July 2026

This is a collection of pieces in 24edo (first section) and unequal derivatives thereof (second section).

24 equal divisions of the octave (24edo proper)

19th century

Fromental Halévy
  • Prométhée enchaîné (1849, considered the first mainstream western orchestral composition to use quarter tones.)

20th century

Georg Friedrich Haas
  • 3 Hommages (1985)
Alois Hába
Todo: complete section

Many works of Alois Hába need to be added here.

Jun Ishikawa
Joseph Monzo
They Might Be Giants
Ivan Wyschnegradsky
Todo: complete section

Many works of Ivan Wyschnegradsky need to be added here, as well as some in other tuning systems.

21st century

Ethan Almog
Angine de Poitrine
Angine de Poitrine and Bryan Deister
  • "Sarniezz", from Vol.II (2026) – Lumatone cover by Bryan Deister (2026)
avoset
Bazil Müzik
Nathan BeDell
Dawson Berry
Dawson Berry and Flora Canou
  • Folly of a Drunk (2020) – arranged for the progressive chamber orchestra by Flora Canou (2024) – SoundCloud
Body Breaks
Bryan Deister
dotuXil
Estudo Xenharmonia
Francium
Jake Freivald
Mason Green
groundfault
Hideya
Han Hitchen
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard
  • From Gumboot Soup (2017)
  • From Sketches of Brunswick East (2017)
  • Flying Microtonal Banana (2017) – 9-piece album
    • "Rattlesnake" · "Melting" · "Open Water" · "Sleep Drifter" · "Billabong Valley" · "Anoxia" · "Doom City" · "Nuclear Fusion" · "Flying Microtonal Banana"
  • K.G. (2020) – 10-piece album
    • "K.G.L.W." · "Automation" · "Minimum Brain Size" · "Straws In The Wind" · "Some Of Us" · "Ontology" · "Intrasport" · "Oddlife" · "Honey" · "The Hungry Wolf of Fate"
  • L.W. (2021) – 9-piece album
    • "If Not Now, Then When?" · "O.N.E" · "Pleura" · "Supreme Ascendancy" · "Static Electricity" · "East West Link" · "Ataraxia" · "See Me" · "K.G.L.W."
  • Demos and live performances: bootleg gizzard, YouTube
William Lynch
maily
Mandrake
Emiliano Manna
Man of Arun
Shaahin Mohajeri
Paweł Mykietyn
Nick, The NRG
norokusi
NullPointerException Music
Jan Wouter Oostenrijik
Pastenkopie
potatunes
StarNote Riste
Ignacio Rosado
They Might Be Giants
Toshiyuki Sudo
Chris Vaisvil
Valeriana of the Night
White_xianyu (白_弦余)
Yeah Gore
Zewen Senpai
Randy Wells
Gordon Wery

Unequal derivatives of 24edo

Bryan Deister