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=====Journals and Magazines===== | =====Journals and Magazines===== | ||
====Xenharmonicon==== | ====Xenharmonicon==== | ||
- | The [[Xenharmonicon]] was a magazine that had a focus on microtonal music that ran from 1974 to 1998. ((https:// | + | The [[Xenharmonicon]] was a magazine that had a focus on microtonal music that ran from 1974 to 1998. ((https:// |
====Experimental Musical Instruments==== | ====Experimental Musical Instruments==== | ||
[[EMI]] is by far the most comprehensive and important resource related to this wiki. Published by [[Bart Hopkin]], the magazine features different instrument makers and their instruments, | [[EMI]] is by far the most comprehensive and important resource related to this wiki. Published by [[Bart Hopkin]], the magazine features different instrument makers and their instruments, | ||
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===Makers Featured=== | ===Makers Featured=== | ||
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+ | ====Catgut Acoustical Society==== | ||
+ | Founded by [[Carleen Hutchins]] the society works to unravel the mysticism behind the violin and string instrument construction. The journal had the goal of producing clear and concise writings about the acoustics and construction methods of string instruments in such a way that experiments were repeatable and led to the development of most simplistic and effective construction methods. The Journal ran from 1964-2004. ((Journal website and index- https:// | ||
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====Balungan==== | ====Balungan==== | ||
+ | Experimental Gamelan Journal | ||
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====American Musical Instrument Society==== | ====American Musical Instrument Society==== |