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36edo can also be played using three instruments tuned to 12edo with different root notes (that is, a sixth-tone apart). | 36edo can also be played using three instruments tuned to 12edo with different root notes (that is, a sixth-tone apart). | ||
At least one 36edo harmonium has been built (the "sixth-tone harmonium" used by 20th century Czech microtonal composer {{W|Alois Habá}}), having effectively two quasi-Halberstadt keyboards (but with the bottom one duplicated at the top, each having 18 notes per octave organized in 6 groups of 2 natural-position notes and 1 flat/sharp-position note — see the Music section below for a video demonstration. | At least one 36edo harmonium has been built (the "sixth-tone harmonium" used by 20th century Czech microtonal composer {{W|Alois Habá}}), having effectively two quasi-Halberstadt keyboards (but with the bottom one duplicated at the top), each having 18 notes per octave organized in 6 groups of 2 natural-position notes and 1 flat/sharp-position note — see the Music section below for a video demonstration. | ||
== Music == | == Music == | ||