Microtonal music is therefore music written to include microtones as well, or instead, of standard tones and semitones. In the glossary on his Rest Is Noise website, music critic Alex Ross defines ...

But microtonal music is having a moment in Chicago, courtesy of a recent record release from local label Cedille Records and the Frequency Festival. This annual celebration of the sonic fringe ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The composer Matthew Sheeran, brother of the pop star Ed Sheeran, discusses how he translated microtonal electronic music for a chamber orchestra.

Music that doesn’t depend on semitones is referred to as microtonal - anything where the note divisions are smaller than a semitone. These days, as far as computer based music goes, it’s easier to ...

The Beyond: Microtonal Music Festival returns to Pittsburgh this weekend. Microtonal music, according to festival organizers, “expands the possibilities of sound by using tuning systems beyond ...

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The concert honored the 150th anniversary of Carrillo’s birthday. Julián Carrillo was a Mexican composer and violinist most known for developing microtonal music theory and introducing it to the ...

“That's because I've been so impressed by Eastern music and John McLaughlin ... the choir has uncanny microtonal precision, which they employ not only in their vibrato but also in harmonic ...

It's a sound that is so different and unique because of the microtones. It's a microtonal music. If you look just hear it casually, it might sound the same. But if you actually go into the details ...

It's a sound that is so different and unique because of the microtones. It's a microtonal music. If you look just hear it casually, it might sound the same. But if you actually go into the details ...