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== Xenharmonic music: An introduction to 21st century tuning systems ==

This outline of links can be used as a self-guided introductory course through the [[Main Page|Xenharmonic Wiki]] for people interested in understanding, playing or composing what's termed microtonal or [[xenharmonic music]]. Although it consists ~~almost entirely~~ of links to Xen Wiki and ~~some Wikipedia~~ articles, it's carefully ordered to guide a growing conceptual understanding for people new to the subject. The intention is to help answer the question "Where should I begin learning about xenharmonic music?" for those who wish to go deeper than the more introductory texts provided on the Xen Wiki [[Guides]] page.

This outline of links can be used as a self-guided introductory course through the [[Main Page|Xenharmonic Wiki]] for people interested in understanding, playing or composing what's termed microtonal or [[xenharmonic music]]. Although it consists only of links to Xen Wiki, Wikipedia, and other articles, it's carefully ordered to guide a growing conceptual understanding for people new to the subject. The intention is to help answer the question "Where should I begin learning about xenharmonic music?" for those who wish to go deeper than the more introductory texts provided on the Xen Wiki [[Guides]] page.

This course overlaps and extends from a prerequisite of Music Theory 101, a ubiquitous first-semester college course whose material is also commonly taught to high school piano, guitar and jazz musicians. There are several excellent free online comprehensive textbooks teaching conventional Music Theory 101 ([https://musictheory.pugetsound.edu/mt21c/MusicTheory.html Music Theory for the 21st-Century Classroom], [https://viva.pressbooks.pub/openmusictheory/ Open Music Theory], [https://www.8notes.com/theory/ Music Theory]). If you work through one of those comprehensive courses, many of the links below to Wikipedia articles will be redundant.

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=== Foundations ===

*What is [[Xenharmonic music|microtonal or xenharmonic music]]? Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Microtonal music|Microtonal music]].

**Scott McCormick. [https://blog.discmakers.com/2017/08/microtones-the-notes-between-the-notes/ Microtones: the notes between the notes].

**[[User:SyntheticThought|Michael W. Dean]]. [https://producelikeapro.com/blog/getting-started-making-microtonal-music/ Making microtonal music is easier than you’d think]. Also [[Making Microtonal Music is Easier Than You’d Think|archived at the Xen wiki]].

**Dave Tremblay. [https://www.heavyblogisheavy.com/2016/10/18/beyond-the-veil-behold-the-xenharmonic-or-understanding-microtonal-music/ Beyond the veil: Behold the xenharmonic, or, understanding microtonal music].

**Philip Mantione. [https://theproaudiofiles.com/microtones/ Intro to Microtonality (+ Interview with Brendan Byrnes)].

**[[Misconceptions about xenharmony]]

**[[Kyle Gann]]. [https://www.kylegann.com/AntiJI.html Combatting Anti-Just-Intonation Propaganda].

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 == Xenharmonic music: An introduction to 21st century tuning systems ==
-This outline of links can be used as a self-guided introductory course through the [[Main Page|Xenharmonic Wiki]] for people interested in understanding, playing or composing what's termed microtonal or [[xenharmonic music]]. Although it consists almost entirely of links to Xen Wiki and some Wikipedia articles, it's carefully ordered to guide a growing conceptual understanding for people new to the subject. The intention is to help answer the question "Where should I begin learning about xenharmonic music?" for those who wish to go deeper than the more introductory texts provided on the Xen Wiki [[Guides]] page.
+This outline of links can be used as a self-guided introductory course through the [[Main Page|Xenharmonic Wiki]] for people interested in understanding, playing or composing what's termed microtonal or [[xenharmonic music]]. Although it consists only of links to Xen Wiki, Wikipedia, and other articles, it's carefully ordered to guide a growing conceptual understanding for people new to the subject. The intention is to help answer the question "Where should I begin learning about xenharmonic music?" for those who wish to go deeper than the more introductory texts provided on the Xen Wiki [[Guides]] page.
 This course overlaps and extends from a prerequisite of Music Theory 101, a ubiquitous first-semester college course whose material is also commonly taught to high school piano, guitar and jazz musicians. There are several excellent free online comprehensive textbooks teaching conventional Music Theory 101 ([https://musictheory.pugetsound.edu/mt21c/MusicTheory.html Music Theory for the 21st-Century Classroom], [https://viva.pressbooks.pub/openmusictheory/ Open Music Theory], [https://www.8notes.com/theory/ Music Theory]). If you work through one of those comprehensive courses, many of the links below to Wikipedia articles will be redundant.
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 === Foundations ===
 *What is [[Xenharmonic music|microtonal or xenharmonic music]]? Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Microtonal music|Microtonal music]].
+**Scott McCormick. [https://blog.discmakers.com/2017/08/microtones-the-notes-between-the-notes/ Microtones: the notes between the notes].
+**[[User:SyntheticThought|Michael W. Dean]]. [https://producelikeapro.com/blog/getting-started-making-microtonal-music/ Making microtonal music is easier than you’d think]. Also [[Making Microtonal Music is Easier Than You’d Think|archived at the Xen wiki]].
+**Dave Tremblay. [https://www.heavyblogisheavy.com/2016/10/18/beyond-the-veil-behold-the-xenharmonic-or-understanding-microtonal-music/ Beyond the veil: Behold the xenharmonic, or, understanding microtonal music].
+**Philip Mantione. [https://theproaudiofiles.com/microtones/ Intro to Microtonality (+ Interview with Brendan Byrnes)].
 **[[Misconceptions about xenharmony]]
 **[[Kyle Gann]]. [https://www.kylegann.com/AntiJI.html Combatting Anti-Just-Intonation Propaganda].