A familiar holiday tune with octaves stretched to 2.1 and timbres stretched accordingly.

Holly Jolly

Short piano étude inspired by Stravinsky's first of Four Études Op. 7 (1908). Bohlen-Pierce scale is 13 roughly-equal tones per  3:1 (octave + fifth). No perfect fifths or octaves, but instead it has ratios of odd numbers. After 3:1, the 5:3 (major sixth) and its inverse 9:5 (minor seventh) are most consonant, followed by 7:3 and its inverse 9:7, and then 7:5 and its inverse 15:7. Combinations of these intervals are also part of the scale.  

Piano Étude #1 for Bohlen-Pierce piano

Graduate student in education. Amateur composer interested in art music of all flavors, rock and roll, and microtonal music.

Nick Georgopoulos