Beringela > Brinjal

This is just me noodling around using the offtonic websynth at offtonic.com/synth. To try and demonstrate the potential feasibility of using 19 TET to play middle eastern (Persian, Armenian, Turkish, Arabic) music.  

This music is conventionally represented with 24 tones per octave, although this is merely a notational convention not a representation of an equal temperament that fits with Middle Eastern Scales.

This playlist serves as an open question to Arab, Turk, Persian, Armenian and other musicians using similar scales; does this sound like a feasible way to play maqam and maqam-like music?  Or is this no better an approximation than 24 tones per octave.  To me, these intervals (specifically the usual neutral second sound like a good match to ME music I've listened to, but I am by no means an expert, quite the opposite).

I haven't based any of this noodling around on any knowledge whatsoever of ME music theory (as I have none), simply imitating some of the sounds that I've heard, and grown to like.

Peace!

Free improvisation, trying to find my way around the scale.

Some_Guy