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Yet another term is '''"ekmelic"''' - this one is used by the [http://www.ekmelic-music.org/ International Ekmelic Music Society] in Austria. The term comes from the Greek music theory: "ek Melos" is translated "out of range" - that is what pitches that were not included in the ancient Greek sound system were called. In the same meaning, the term can be used today for music that contains sounds that are outside of our traditional, [http://youtu.be/ztV8ONIMgmo 12-tone equal tempered system.] [[Category:general]] | Yet another term is '''"ekmelic"''' - this one is used by the [http://www.ekmelic-music.org/ International Ekmelic Music Society] in Austria. The term comes from the Greek music theory: "ek Melos" is translated "out of range" - that is what pitches that were not included in the ancient Greek sound system were called. In the same meaning, the term can be used today for music that contains sounds that are outside of our traditional, [http://youtu.be/ztV8ONIMgmo 12-tone equal tempered system.] | ||
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