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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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thetworegs said

mesmerising piano

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A world premier albeit a bit noisy - Gandhi ferret snoring.
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Guest said

Oh little dear!

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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Guest said

I like your melody and sensitive piano playing. Lovely Chris.

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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underwood said

nice playing!

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A world premier albeit a bit noisy - Gandhi ferret snoring.
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Guest said

lol

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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richardlaceves said

Chris,,, well played, the piano has a very nice deep sound

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damn.... there it goes.
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Tharek Ali Mokbul said

Faved.. Genius!!!!!

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This is a solo piano piece performed on a M-Audio 88es driving pianoteq which was re-tuned to Gene Ward Smith's 17 per octave equal beating dwarf(<17 27 40|). The piece was originally recorded in pianoteq using the standalone mode and then…
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Tharek Ali Mokbul said

This track has a strange but compelling kilter! Very cool stuff!

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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Tharek Ali Mokbul said

Whoa....... Beautiful!

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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Guest said

Gorgeous. I hear vocals. :)

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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KraftiM said

very very nice treat

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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kirklynch said

Quite beautiful. I like this tuning

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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Norm said

Excellent

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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Guest said

Good one.

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damn.... there it goes.
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Wildgeas Music said

Redefining the bass guitar.....Les Claypool style. Creative.

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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Wildgeas Music said

Some nice changes man. I enjoyed the whole progression.

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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Guest said

I hear strings

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This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317
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K. SCOT SPARKS 79+intercessions said

...beautious, senor!

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damn.... there it goes.
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Norm said

Totally whack!

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This is a solo piano piece performed on a M-Audio 88es driving pianoteq which was re-tuned to Gene Ward Smith's 17 per octave equal beating dwarf(<17 27 40|). The piece was originally recorded in pianoteq using the standalone mode and then…
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Norm said

Thanks once again for stretching my ear's ability to appreciate alternate tunings. You have always been on the cutting edge of this aspect of music. A rare perspective indeed, and, in contrast to the blue dwarf, fully marvelous.

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