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Due to being a relative of the famous 53edo, this system is fairly easy to find, so it is a wonder that the first person to show theoretical interest in it was [[Ozan Yarman]]. [https://en.xen.wiki/index.php?title=159edo&type=revision&diff=5153&oldid=5154 The first records of 159edo on this Wiki from the days of Wikispaces] concern a 79-tone subset of this system related to [[Turkish maqam music temperaments|yarman]] temperament which had been proposed by Yarman as a tuning standard for [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian|Arabic, Turkish and Persian]] music. According to Ozan Yarman himself, [[M. Ugur Kececioglu]], later utilized it in his at the time latest release of the [[Notist]] score editor. Therein, he allowed the Arel-Ezgi-Uzdilek accidentals to be bent by as little a detail as 1/3rd of a third of a single step of 53edo. He also mapped AEU altogether to a suitable subset of 53-ed2 and allows transpositions throughout.

Due to being a relative of the famous 53edo, this system is fairly easy to find, so it is a wonder that the first person to show theoretical interest in it was [[Ozan Yarman]], with messages being exhanged between him and [[Gene Ward Smith]] in late 2005 to early 2006. [https://en.xen.wiki/index.php?title=159edo&type=revision&diff=5153&oldid=5154 The first records of 159edo on this Wiki from the days of Wikispaces] concern a 79-tone subset of this system related to [[Turkish maqam music temperaments|yarman]] temperament which had been proposed by Yarman as a tuning standard for [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian|Arabic, Turkish and Persian]] music. According to Ozan Yarman himself, in 2011, [[M. Ugur Kececioglu]], later utilized it in his at the time latest release of the [[Notist]] score editor. Therein, he allowed the Arel-Ezgi-Uzdilek accidentals to be bent by as little a detail as 1/3rd of a third of a single step of 53edo. He also mapped AEU altogether to a suitable subset of 53-ed2 and allows transpositions throughout.

=== Relationship to the JND ===

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-Due to being a relative of the famous 53edo, this system is fairly easy to find, so it is a wonder that the first person to show theoretical interest in it was [[Ozan Yarman]].  [https://en.xen.wiki/index.php?title=159edo&type=revision&diff=5153&oldid=5154 The first records of 159edo on this Wiki from the days of Wikispaces] concern a 79-tone subset of this system related to [[Turkish maqam music temperaments|yarman]] temperament which had been proposed by Yarman as a tuning standard for [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian|Arabic, Turkish and Persian]] music.  According to Ozan Yarman himself, [[M. Ugur Kececioglu]], later utilized it in his at the time latest release of the [[Notist]] score editor. Therein, he allowed the Arel-Ezgi-Uzdilek accidentals to be bent by as little a detail as 1/3rd of a third of a single step of 53edo. He also mapped AEU altogether to a suitable subset of 53-ed2 and allows transpositions throughout.
+Due to being a relative of the famous 53edo, this system is fairly easy to find, so it is a wonder that the first person to show theoretical interest in it was [[Ozan Yarman]], with messages being exhanged between him and [[Gene Ward Smith]] in late 2005 to early 2006.  [https://en.xen.wiki/index.php?title=159edo&type=revision&diff=5153&oldid=5154 The first records of 159edo on this Wiki from the days of Wikispaces] concern a 79-tone subset of this system related to [[Turkish maqam music temperaments|yarman]] temperament which had been proposed by Yarman as a tuning standard for [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian|Arabic, Turkish and Persian]] music.  According to Ozan Yarman himself, in 2011, [[M. Ugur Kececioglu]], later utilized it in his at the time latest release of the [[Notist]] score editor. Therein, he allowed the Arel-Ezgi-Uzdilek accidentals to be bent by as little a detail as 1/3rd of a third of a single step of 53edo. He also mapped AEU altogether to a suitable subset of 53-ed2 and allows transpositions throughout.
 === Relationship to the JND ===