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'''Mason L. Green''' is a composer and music theorist from Minnesota. He proposed the [[devadoot]] and [[teff]] temperaments. He proposed [[mixed timbre]] and [[Mason Green's New Common Practice Notation]]. He has composed music in [[30edt]] and [[24edo]]. | '''Mason L. Green''' is a composer and music theorist from Minnesota. He proposed the [[devadoot]] and [[teff]] temperaments. He proposed [[mixed timbre]] and [[Mason Green's New Common Practice Notation]]. He has composed music in [[30edt]] and [[24edo]]. He invented the [[skip-fifteen scale]]s. | ||
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Revision as of 22:27, 18 September 2024
Mason L. Green is a composer and music theorist from Minnesota. He proposed the devadoot and teff temperaments. He proposed mixed timbre and Mason Green's New Common Practice Notation. He has composed music in 30edt and 24edo. He invented the skip-fifteen scales.
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