Berceuse for Piano and Electronics

19-EDO - the tuning system derived by dividing the octave into 19 equally large steps. And normally we use 12-EDO, which divides the octave into 12 parts (am I right?) Learning new things here, thank you Jeff. Very interesting sound with 19-EDO.
I found this music to be pleasant and calming, might be partly 19-EDO, but the music itself is kind of a ”new” cradlesong. Also good for stress relief music.

You make undoubtledly amazing music /different music, and you understand space: Good that you experience the piano close to the foreground and the electronic beautiful sounds are in the background but well mixed so that they are heard both left and right but move suddenly far to the right or left with a
decreasing reverb….gives a feeling of a lullaby out in outer space - for ”the sleepy unknowable” 

Thank you Jeff. Enjoyed this much. Had a good time listening (and writing comment)

Keep the coming!
Best wishes,

Stig

Pianoteqenthusiast, Organteqenthusiast, Harpteqenthusiast, Harpsichordteqenthusiast and experimenter

Couldn't find the midi file in the list, maybe this is too new..

Yes! It's got an almost perfect just intonation harmonies that are transpoisable by 19 degrees. I'm using a Sibelius plugin to add pitchbends and it lets me use ordinary notation with 19 scale steps differentiating 19edo eb from d#, ab g#, etc. so you can get 19 note names.

Thanks as always for your enthusiasm and kind comments!!

Jeff

Indeed, a painting.  Like a watercolor with the colors flowing one into another, but permeated by some less diluted crisp strokes of more defined color.

Interesting and enjoyable.