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Some instruments used in Etalocin music include the ''spiusin''/''spüśın'', a kind of harp or lyre with sympathetic strings; ''penicillin'', a reed instrument; ''ditoren'', the dulcimer; and ''sevoren'' (borrowed from [[Eevo]] ''sewvore''), the isomorphic keyboard. | Some instruments used in Etalocin music include the ''spiusin''/''spüśın'', a kind of harp or lyre with sympathetic strings; ''penicillin'', a reed instrument; ''ditoren'', the dulcimer; and ''sevoren'' (borrowed from [[Eevo]] ''sewvore''), the isomorphic keyboard. | ||
==Tunings== | ==Tunings== | ||
22-EDO | A Dodellian theorist introduced 22-EDO. | ||
==Styles== | ==Styles== | ||
Revision as of 04:21, 2 March 2018
Instruments
Some instruments used in Etalocin music include the spiusin/spüśın, a kind of harp or lyre with sympathetic strings; penicillin, a reed instrument; ditoren, the dulcimer; and sevoren (borrowed from Eevo sewvore), the isomorphic keyboard.
Tunings
A Dodellian theorist introduced 22-EDO.