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Some of the articles linked to by this outline start with useful introductory material but then go deeper than the level intended by this course. In these cases, readers are encouraged to use their judgement as they read to decide when a useful depth of understanding has been reached, and then return to this outline. Revisiting deeper material later is always possible! | Some of the articles linked to by this outline start with useful introductory material but then go deeper than the level intended by this course. In these cases, readers are encouraged to use their judgement as they read to decide when a useful depth of understanding has been reached, and then return to this outline. Revisiting deeper material later is always possible! | ||
There is no "listening guide" for this course but you will find links to YouTube videos that provide | There is no "listening guide" for this course but you will find links to YouTube videos that provide some of that useful experience. But note that links in the "Articles" and "Videos" sections are related and supporting, but outside the flow of the course. | ||
Finally, some people prefer to "learn microtonal music" mostly by listening to music, so this outline will not be useful for them. That's OK! There are [[Listen|other resources]] for you. For many of us, though, this is how we learn best. | |||
=== Foundations === | === Foundations === | ||
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**[[What is microtonal music]] | **[[What is microtonal music]] | ||
**[[Why microtonality|Why microtonality?]] And some [[:Category:Why microtonality?|responses]]. | **[[Why microtonality|Why microtonality?]] And some [[:Category:Why microtonality?|responses]]. | ||
**[[Sevish]]. [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL65EDA7FBA5F8A3CF Learn about microtonal music]. YouTube (playlist). | |||
*[[Glossary]] | *[[Glossary]] | ||
*[[Interval]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Interval (music)|Interval (music)]]. | *[[Interval]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Interval (music)|Interval (music)]]. | ||
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** [[Tall Kite]]. [https://www.tallkite.com/AlternativeTunings.html Alternative Tunings: Theory, Notation and Practice]. | ** [[Tall Kite]]. [https://www.tallkite.com/AlternativeTunings.html Alternative Tunings: Theory, Notation and Practice]. | ||
**[[Paul Erlich]]. [[:File:MiddlePath2015.pdf|A middle path between just intonation and the equal temperaments]]. | **[[Paul Erlich]]. [[:File:MiddlePath2015.pdf|A middle path between just intonation and the equal temperaments]]. | ||
**[[Links#Educational websites|Links § Educational websites]] | |||
*Videos | *Videos | ||
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*[[Monzo]] | *[[Monzo]] | ||
*[[Val]] | *[[Val]] | ||
*[[Mapping]] | |||
*[[Tour of regular temperaments]] | *[[Tour of regular temperaments]] | ||
*Notable xenharmonic tuning systems for beginners | *Notable xenharmonic tuning systems for beginners | ||
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*Videos | *Videos | ||
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==Elements of good Xenharmonic Wiki article writing== | ==Elements of good Xenharmonic Wiki article writing== | ||