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C64 Random Impression 1 C64 Random Impression 1
All sounds were programmed on a Commodore 64. Random-generated melodies without rhythm, without structure, without development. Boring to death if you insist on listening 'actively', but not that bad as background. Based on a (12edo) whole-tone sca
C64 Random Impression 2 C64 Random Impression 2
Same algorithm as 'C64 Random, Impression 1', with slightly different sounds.
Asimchomsaia Asimchomsaia
The first successful result of my experiments in the field of alternative tunings. It uses 5-tone equal temperament, i.e. one octave is divided into 5 equal steps. Additionally, it is in 5/8 measure.
Chotto Gagaku Chotto Gagaku
Harmonica improvisation, slightly oriental style, with some influences from Japanese Gagaku music
Rhapsody for Cairo no. 2 Rhapsody for Cairo no. 2
My contribution to the Pianoteq contest 2015, and my second piano improvisation applying oriental scales. In 17-tone equal temperament.
Nuqjatlh? Raqlet! Nuqjatlh? Raqlet!
Microtonal piece in Klingon tuning (27edt) using sound samples of raclette, a tradtional swiss dish with melted cheese.
Rhapsody for Cairo no. 1 Rhapsody for Cairo no. 1
Piano improvisation in classical-romantic manner, partly applying oriental scales. In 17-tone equal temperament.
Val Fedoz Val Fedoz
Microtonal piano composition with 22 tones per octave, using porcupine temperament
Alla Turca Alla Turca
Piece for retuned piano, harmonica, and percussion, using approximations of arabic maqam scales
One minute prelude One minute prelude
Piano composition in 17-tone equal temperament, featuring several microtonal modulations
Gon-Tanz Gon-Tanz
Piano piece in 19-tone equal temperament, based on a scale derived from a series of 9 whole-tones.