Very beautiful! I have always been a favorite of classical music played in Just Intonation. However, the Hermode system is 'database based'. Which means, that there is no mathematical theory underneath it, except for the harmony theory, that says that a harmony of several notes must also be seen as one note with a very rich overtone spectrum, so that notes move 'into and out of' harmonies. An idea that is an extension of Pythagoras' idea that harmony is the result of whole-number frequency ratios of different pitches. The Hermodic system is basically a representation of this idea. But a full theory of harmony must also include Helmholtz' idea of dissonance, which the Hermonde system does not. To make music that complies fully to both Pythagoras and Helmhotz' definition of harmony, you could take 'a look at' some of my own compositions, which you can find on my TH-cam channel. I cannot post links here, because the TH-cam algorithm doesn't allow this. Still, listening to this Romance in Hermodic Just Intonation improves the piece a lot!
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Very beautiful!
I have always been a favorite of classical music played in Just Intonation.
However, the Hermode system is 'database based'. Which means, that there is no mathematical theory underneath it, except for the harmony theory, that says that a harmony of several notes must also be seen as one note with a very rich overtone spectrum, so that notes move 'into and out of' harmonies. An idea that is an extension of Pythagoras' idea that harmony is the result of whole-number frequency ratios of different pitches.
The Hermodic system is basically a representation of this idea. But a full theory of harmony must also include Helmholtz' idea of dissonance, which the Hermonde system does not.
To make music that complies fully to both Pythagoras and Helmhotz' definition of harmony, you could take 'a look at' some of my own compositions, which you can find on my TH-cam channel.
I cannot post links here, because the TH-cam algorithm doesn't allow this.
Still, listening to this Romance in Hermodic Just Intonation improves the piece a lot!
Would be interesting to hear a more modern song in just intonation.
Look up Jacob Collier and his music. He’s the most notable in the modern context.
@@かわいい89 I mean converting a more modern song, originally written in 12 TET, into just intonation.