The 18th-century theorists who devised the well-tempered system of tuning instruments meant merely to improve music. This is the mathematical way to fiddle with the size of intervals between notes so ...

3D printing has the opportunity to revolutionize yet another industry, music. We've seen some amazing 3D-printed instruments like this violin from Monad Studios. Now, a research group from the ...

What are microtones, and why are they not an everyday part of classical music? We explore the history and mysteries of the ‘notes in between the notes’. Music is broadly defined as humanly-organised ...

The pop and rock mavericks who have used microtonal music in unexpected and glorious ways. It is universally agreed that there are 12 notes in Western music. And generally 88 of these are represented ...

Dive deep into Indian classical music theory with Dr. Vidyadhar Oke as he explains the science of the 22 Shrutis. Learn about ...

Dave Fiuczynski Flam! Blam! Pan-Asian Microjam! RareNoise Records 2016 But Flam! Blam! is even more far out than that: It connects the dots between Messiaen's music, Dilla's famous beats, Gagaku ...

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Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Music Review | Flux Quartet By Vivien Schweitzer There was microtonal mayhem at Bargemusic on Friday night during the adventurous Flux Quartet’s ...

One of the infrequent pleasures of ethnic weddings and bar or bat mitzvahs in the era before DJs began contributing to musical unemployment (may God forgive me) was the chance encounter with jazz ...

Flying Microtonal Banana, album number nine for Australia's King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard (out now on ATO) follows through with the band's unwritten promise to always ambitiously try new (and ...