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Scales and other higher rank temperaments that sound more xenharmonically exotic (for example [[Orwell]]), are poorly represented; however, the bulk of the potential applications of augmented and diminished constructions within the tuning are quite unusual to most listeners with little experience outside of music composed outside of Western Classical Music Theory, in spite of the fact that the tones are constructed strictly within the guidelines of that music theory. | Scales and other higher rank temperaments that sound more xenharmonically exotic (for example [[Orwell]]), are poorly represented; however, the bulk of the potential applications of augmented and diminished constructions within the tuning are quite unusual to most listeners with little experience outside of music composed outside of Western Classical Music Theory, in spite of the fact that the tones are constructed strictly within the guidelines of that music theory. | ||
[[Category:Just intonation]] | [[Category:Just intonation]] | ||
[[Category:5-limit]] | [[Category:5-limit]] | ||
[[Category:23-tone]] | [[Category:23-tone]] | ||
[[Category:Ergotonic]] | [[Category:Ergotonic]] | ||