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-The Xenharmonicon was a magazine that ran from 1974 to 1998 that had a focus on experimental and microtonal music. The magazine was published by [[John H. Chalmers]] through the University of California San Diego. There is no known digital copies of the magazine but there is an archive of the articles that were originally published in it.
+====XENHARMONIKON====
+The Xenharmonikon is a journal with a focus of experimental music and microtonal music. The magazine is published by [[Bill Alves]] and [[John H. Chalmers]] along with a curatorial board. \\
+A digital scan of issues 1-18 (1974-1998) can be found [[https://we.tl/t-75MhThyJLC|here]], note that issue 11 is missing.((Special thanks to Jody Diamond)) \\
+====Current Journal 2018+====
+((https://www.xenharmonikon.org/category/articles/))
+====Historic Issues 1974-1998====
+The Xenharmonicon was a journal that ran from 1974 to 1998 that had a focus on experimental and microtonal music. The magazine was published by [[John H. Chalmers]] through the University of California San Diego. There is no known digital copies of the magazine but there is an archive of the articles that were originally published in it.
 ===Volume 1 (Spring 1974)===
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 p. 124
-===NOTES===
+====NOTES====
-Link to with Web Archive (snapshot from 2002) of the Xenharmonicon website ((https://web.archive.org/web/20011217135938/http://www.tiac.net/users/xen/xh/tables-of-contents.html))
+There is a new journal started in 2018 also running under the name Xenharmonikon ((https://www.xenharmonikon.org/about/))\\
+Link to with Web Archive (snapshot from December 17th 2001) of the Xenharmonicon website ((https://web.archive.org/web/20011217135938/http://www.tiac.net/users/xen/xh/tables-of-contents.html))
+The historic issues are available to purchase as physical copies (still no digital copies to be found) ((http://frogpeak.org/fpartists/fpchalmers.html)) \\
+A full scan of issues 1-18 can be found [[https://we.tl/t-75MhThyJLC|here]], note that issue 11 is missing. \\