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 ...

Jacob talks about how and why he uses microtonal harmonies in his writing and arranging. I was so impressed by his ability to sing these "notes in the cracks of the piano," I thought of a way 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 ...

Flying Microtonal Banana peaks early with these extended odysseys, before giving way to more conventionally scaled rockers like “Sleep Drifter,” the rare Gizzard track that uses its melody as ...

I can do my B.B. King, Albert King, Jimi Hendrix licks, but they’re all off a little bit, and that’s the fun of it.” Since he started playing microtonal music, Haverstick has never looked back.

( Dan Carino ) May 29, 2010 Listen • 6:09 Partch-work: Microtonal Music from Harry Partch ...

The composer Ben Johnston at his home in Illinois in the 1960s. He created a large and varied catalog of chamber works, stage pieces and music for orchestra, choir, voice and solo piano. William ...

MicroFest, the SoCal festival celebrating "the notes between the notes," ends with a concert devoted to Harry Partch, America’s original maverick composer.

The normally underground world of microtonal music goes public for the next month courtesy of the annual MicroFest, launched Sunday at Venice's Electric Lodge with a program called "MicroGuitars." ...