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*(a poetry anthology) | *(a poetry anthology) | ||
*''A History of Vegetarianism'' | *''A History of Vegetarianism'' | ||
* | *[some windermere compound word]: a critical essay on the Sondmorið Manuscripts | ||
*(motivational lectures); officially part of his (play) but often treated as a separate work | *(motivational lectures); officially part of his (play) but often treated as a separate work | ||
*''The Anatomy of Song''; which included an analysis of the Naquian music of his time in terms of just intonation ratios | *''The Anatomy of Song''; which included an analysis of the Naquian music of his time in terms of just intonation ratios | ||
Revision as of 03:08, 16 February 2018
Etsoj Jopah was a Naquian author and philosopher. He's known for his
Life
Contributions
Tuning theory
His (commentary on Sondmorið) described a wide variety of just intonation tunings, including:
- eikosanies and other CPS's
- constant structures
- cross sets
Jopah's work laid the foundation for Talman music in the last two centuries. In particular, his work on constant structures inspired Rhooc Askuucis's work on equal temperaments.
Works
- (a play)
- (a poetry anthology)
- A History of Vegetarianism
- [some windermere compound word]: a critical essay on the Sondmorið Manuscripts
- (motivational lectures); officially part of his (play) but often treated as a separate work
- The Anatomy of Song; which included an analysis of the Naquian music of his time in terms of just intonation ratios