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==Music== | ==Music== | ||
Idosian music partially traces its origins from folk Idosian music which involves singing in the pentatonic | Idosian music partially traces its origins from folk Idosian music which involves singing in the pentatonic and diatonic scales. | ||
===Instruments=== | ===Instruments=== | ||
One common style of Idosian music is polyphonic vocal music. Also common are fixed pitch instruments such as harpsichords, organs and marimbas. | One common style of Idosian music is polyphonic vocal music. Also common are fixed pitch instruments such as harpsichords, pianos, organs and marimbas. | ||
===Tuning=== | ===Tuning=== | ||
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*19-TET was easy to tune while allowing specifically 19-TET stuff: pseudo-slendro and 9-note scales generated by half-fourths, bluesy stuff, allowing fine chromatic steps | *19-TET was easy to tune while allowing specifically 19-TET stuff: pseudo-slendro and 9-note scales generated by half-fourths, bluesy stuff, allowing fine chromatic steps | ||
===Rhythms=== | |||
Rhythm in Idosian music can become very complex. | |||
===Works=== | ===Works=== | ||