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The pitched percussion section contains, at the minimum, 1 set of 10 timpani, and 1 metallophone. | The pitched percussion section contains, at the minimum, 1 set of 10 timpani, and 1 metallophone. | ||
==Notable people== | |||
===People with an Earth#12 equivalent=== | |||
''(Earth#12 equivalents are in brackets.)'' | |||
* Johan/John '''Nystrom''', mathematician and composer, unlike in Earth#12, he is not only a mathematician, popularised 16ed3 (John Nystrom) | |||
* William '''Shanks''', mathematician and composer, unlike in Earth#12, he is not only a mathematician (William Shanks) | |||
* Arnold '''Schoenberg''', American composer (Arnold Schoenberg) | |||
* Bela '''Bartók''', Hungarian ethnomusicologist and xenharmonic composer, one of the earliest Earth#10 xenharmonicists (Bela Bartók) | |||
* Scott '''Mount''', American composer, student of Arnold Schoenberg (Alban Berg) | |||
* Anthony '''Weaver''', American composer, student of Arnold Schoenberg (Anton Webern) | |||
* Carl '''Orff''', German music educator and ethnomusicologist, unlike Earth#12 Carl Orff, he is not a composer and an ethnomusicologist in Earth#10, popularised equipentatonic instruments in the West (Carl Orff) | |||
===People without an Earth#12 equivalent=== | |||
* Christoffel '''Nielsen''', inventor of the nielsenphone | |||
* Temitope '''Ayokunle''', balafon player, popularised an arrangement of two balafons to produce 10edo | |||
==Music== | ==Music== | ||