The podcast about contemporary microtonal and xenharmonic music, launched by Sevish and led by Stephen Weigel.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsMusic |
Join us for a chat with Stephen Altoft about all things microtonal trumpet, going over mechanics, tuning, and the composition scene. Stephen shows off several trumpets and flugelhorns and their valve systems. Other topics include affordable instrumen... more
Big thanks to Genoël for joining us on the Now and Xen podcast. This episode is a bit unconventional, as Genoël, in large part, is interviewing me for issue 144 of the “Positionen magazine” which was released in August. Go check it out online, as wel... more
Cellist, guitarist, vocalist, and compositional viral icon Maddie Ashman joins us on the Now and Xen podcast to discuss her work. Topics of choice include musical influences, feeling microtonal colors, hurdles when playing such music, and how to find... more
Composer Alyssa Aska stops by Now and Xen to talk about her microtonal compositions for fixed media and various combinations of electric and acoustic pianos and organs. She draws inspiration from video game music and early music, and often shifts the... more
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Great podcast. So much weird music and spirited chats!
If you like unusual and complex music, this is seriously a great podcast. The conversation between the hosts and the guests is very informative, and music is spliced in to illustrate what they are talking about. This makes it pretty easy to follow even if you don’t know a lot of music theory.
Each episode of "Now & Xen" features discussions of microtonal or xenharmonic music. If you ever wondered about possible musical notes and tunings beyond the ones we know, this podcast might interest you. Several episodes feature interviews with musicians and performers who use microtonal music and working in a variety of idioms, from pop and rock to classical music. A couple of early episodes also address the construction or adaptation of instruments for microtonal scales, software for music pr... more
Thank you for doing this! Excited to see where you guys take it. Would be really nice to hear examples of the phenomena that you describe in your talks...!
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Focused on contemporary microtonal and xenharmonic music, discussions include the exploration of innovative techniques, instruments, and musical theories that expand beyond traditional twelve-tone systems. Each episode features in-depth conversations with musicians, composers, and music technologists who share their unique perspectives on microtonality, composing methods, and the intersection of various musical genres. Notably, the content often includes personal anecdotes from guests about their journeys in music, reflecting a commitment to uncovering the intricacies of sound and composition in a modern context.
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Recent guests on Now and Xen include:
1. Maddie Ashman
2. Alyssa Aska
3. Kari Ikonen
4. Chris Kline
5. Julian Woods
6. Subhraag Singh
7. Tolgahan Çoğulu
8. David Fiuczynski
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