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=Hetomosphere music= | =Hetomosphere music= | ||
[[Hetomic]] and [[Pelhyys]] music belong to the same Hetomosphere tradition. It uses the meantone diatonic scale, but uses modal instead of tonal harmony. The tuning used is usually 12edo. Hetomosphere music often switches between different modes in one piece. | [[Hetomic]] and [[Pelhyys]] music belong to the same Hetomosphere tradition. It uses the meantone diatonic scale, but uses modal instead of tonal harmony. The tuning used is usually 12edo. Hetomosphere music often switches between different modes in one piece. | ||
==Gothicism== | |||
Some early modern Hetomic composers were involved in "Gothicism", for lack of a better term - it was a rebellion against the relatively optimistic aesthetic of the Classical and early Romantic periods. [The idea is "what Gothic literature would look like if it were a Talman classical music tradition"] Gothic music uses a lot of dissonant chords and blaring, raspy, sighing or murmuring timbres. Settings of horror literature are common. | |||
=Trây music= | =Trây music= | ||