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Porcupine Party Pop Band is a proposal for a project/workshop of [[Xenharmonic_Praxis_Summer_Camp|Xenharmonic Praxis Summer Camp 2012]], to take place August 3-11, 2012 at the Gesundheit! Institute (Hillsboro, West Virginia). Here is the current description with assignment:
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**"Porcupine Party Pop Band**—In this workshop, we will focus on developing a coherent ensemble "sound" and get deep into a single tuning: 22 equal divisions per octave, through the lens of "porcupine temperament". **How to prepare**: Read up on &lt;span class="yshortcuts"&gt;[[@xenharmonic/22edo|22-EDO]]&lt;/span&gt; and &lt;span class="yshortcuts"&gt;[[@xenharmonic/porcupine|porcupine]]&lt;/span&gt; and our &lt;span class="yshortcuts"&gt;[[@xenharmonic/XPSC 2012 Resources|provisional notation]]&lt;/span&gt; for it (we don't have a concise introductory text, but we are working on it). If possible, practice singing or playing 22-EDO on your instrument. Compose a tune in 22-EDO. Don't worry if it's sketchy, we'll flesh it out in band practice! Having a melody is most important; words, harmony, and arrangement can come later."
'''"Porcupine Party Pop Band'''—In this workshop, we will focus on developing a coherent ensemble "sound" and get deep into a single tuning: 22 equal divisions per octave, through the lens of "porcupine temperament". '''How to prepare''': Read up on <span style="">[[22edo|22-EDO]]</span> and <span style="">[[Porcupine|porcupine]]</span> and our <span style="">[[XPSC_2012_Resources|provisional notation]]</span> for it (we don't have a concise introductory text, but we are working on it). If possible, practice singing or playing 22-EDO on your instrument. Compose a tune in 22-EDO. Don't worry if it's sketchy, we'll flesh it out in band practice! Having a melody is most important; words, harmony, and arrangement can come later."


Details at [[XPSC 2012 Resources]].</pre></div>
Details at [[XPSC_2012_Resources|XPSC 2012 Resources]].
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&lt;strong&gt;&amp;quot;Porcupine Party Pop Band&lt;/strong&gt;—In this workshop, we will focus on developing a coherent ensemble &amp;quot;sound&amp;quot; and get deep into a single tuning: 22 equal divisions per octave, through the lens of &amp;quot;porcupine temperament&amp;quot;. &lt;strong&gt;How to prepare&lt;/strong&gt;: Read up on &lt;span class="yshortcuts"&gt;&lt;a class="wiki_link" href="http://xenharmonic.wikispaces.com/22edo" target="_blank"&gt;22-EDO&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/span&gt; and &lt;span class="yshortcuts"&gt;&lt;a class="wiki_link" href="http://xenharmonic.wikispaces.com/porcupine" target="_blank"&gt;porcupine&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/span&gt; and our &lt;span class="yshortcuts"&gt;&lt;a class="wiki_link" href="http://xenharmonic.wikispaces.com/XPSC%202012%20Resources" target="_blank"&gt;provisional notation&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/span&gt; for it (we don't have a concise introductory text, but we are working on it). If possible, practice singing or playing 22-EDO on your instrument. Compose a tune in 22-EDO. Don't worry if it's sketchy, we'll flesh it out in band practice! Having a melody is most important; words, harmony, and arrangement can come later.&amp;quot;&lt;br /&gt;
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Porcupine Party Pop Band is a proposal for a project/workshop of Xenharmonic Praxis Summer Camp 2012, to take place August 3-11, 2012 at the Gesundheit! Institute (Hillsboro, West Virginia). Here is the current description with assignment:

"Porcupine Party Pop Band—In this workshop, we will focus on developing a coherent ensemble "sound" and get deep into a single tuning: 22 equal divisions per octave, through the lens of "porcupine temperament". How to prepare: Read up on 22-EDO and porcupine and our provisional notation for it (we don't have a concise introductory text, but we are working on it). If possible, practice singing or playing 22-EDO on your instrument. Compose a tune in 22-EDO. Don't worry if it's sketchy, we'll flesh it out in band practice! Having a melody is most important; words, harmony, and arrangement can come later."

Details at XPSC 2012 Resources.