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From its Talman, Bjeheondian and Txapoallian roots, Fyxám developed a unique musical tradition. | From its Talman, Bjeheondian and Txapoallian roots, Fyxám developed a unique musical tradition. | ||
Smrehtaidh Awvliam is said to have been the founder of Fyxámian classical music. One of his students was Jamon Sewvore, who invented Tricin's first isomorphic keyboard. | Smrehtaidh Awvliam, the originator of regular temperament theory, is said to have been the founder of Fyxámian classical music. One of his students was Jamon Sewvore, who invented Tricin's first isomorphic keyboard. | ||
Fyxámian classical music employs complex rhythmic patterns, polyrhythms, and syncopations, inspired by Bjeheondian music. It also uses expressive dissonance liberally, reminiscent of jazz music. | Fyxámian classical music employs complex rhythmic patterns, polyrhythms, and syncopations, inspired by Bjeheondian music. It also uses expressive dissonance liberally, reminiscent of jazz music. | ||
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Fyxámian classical music
From its Talman, Bjeheondian and Txapoallian roots, Fyxám developed a unique musical tradition.
Smrehtaidh Awvliam, the originator of regular temperament theory, is said to have been the founder of Fyxámian classical music. One of his students was Jamon Sewvore, who invented Tricin's first isomorphic keyboard.
Fyxámian classical music employs complex rhythmic patterns, polyrhythms, and syncopations, inspired by Bjeheondian music. It also uses expressive dissonance liberally, reminiscent of jazz music.