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From: Bill Benzon (bbenzon@meta4inc.com)
Date: Fri Feb 25 2000 - 12:15:07 EST

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Greg Panfile wrote:

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> Clynes' work looks interesting, thanks for the pointer. It certainly seems
> that he may have opened up fertile and interesting ground in the limited,
> well-tempered, happy/sad field;-)...

While he is most interested in Western classical music, his concepts certainly
don't apply only there and, for the most part, they have little to do with
tonality.

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