Philip Clark say: "Pauline Oliveros's Continuing Variations is an improvisation on accordion, using an electronic process to process the 'naked' sounds. Oliveros plays entirely in Just Intonation; feel how her tuning creates a structural continuum that would be impossible via clean cut equal temperament."

artofthestates.org

Philip Clark says: "Lou Harrison – the man who claimed "Just Intonation is the best intonation" – describes how his experience with gamelan instruments made him think again about Western tuning systems."

archive.org

Philip Clark says: "The website of LaMonte Young's Mela Foundation. Includes the wheres-and-whens of his Dream House project in downtown Manhattan, where musicians overlay material over electronic drones, live three times a week."

melafoundation.org

Philip Clarks says: "Peter A Frazer has written a brilliant essay about the physics of tuning and ancient tuning systems (with diagrams!). A long must-read worth devoting time to."

midicode.com

Philip Clark says: "Tony Conrad's website: if most homepages are designed in 'equal temperament', here's a more finely tuned website containing writings, interviews and other material for download."

tonyconrad.net

Philip Clark says: "Terry Riley performing live in 1977, playing keyboards tuned to Just Intonation (and underneath that video, LaMonte Young performing with Pandit Pran Nath)"

thefader.com

Philip Clark says: "This is an unusually clear presentation of the sonic difference between equal tempered tuning and Just Intonation; better to hear the difference than read about it."

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