This track contains a demonstration.
Part 1:  a melodic line, performed in 12-tone equal divisions of the octave ("standard" tuning)

Part 2:  the same line, performed in Just Intonation.

A Melodic Line in 12-edo and in Just Intonation

“Mis-en-scène ( for woodwind quartet)", coming this August!*

I am a British composer, who has studied composition privately with British composer Peter Nickol (although I am largely self-taught). I have also studied piano (privately) with concert pianist Ekaterina Shetliffe. 
My music contains elements of impressionism, and musical modernism; I have also explored 12-tone composition.
For several years now, I have been developing my own composition technique, which focuses on the liminal area between stochastic and spectral music, which I intend to use in my future compositions.

Composers who have influenced me include Schumann, Chopin, Schoenberg, and Ligeti; however my formative musical inspiration is the music of Debussy.

*My music and poetry is copyrighted.*

Christopher Bailey is a composer living in Boston. Previously he's worked and lived in New York City and grew up outside of Philadelphia. He spends a lot of time working on music, so click on the support link and throw him a dime. ;)

A Melodic Line in 12-edo and in Just Intonation

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