ID
About Ivor Darreg
Ivor Darreg (May 5, 1917 – February 12, 1994) was a leading proponent of and composer of microtonal or "xenharmonic" music. He also created a series of experimental musical instruments. Darreg, a contemporary of Harry Partch and a close colleague of John H. Chalmers and Erv Wilson, was one of America's leading theorists and practitioners of experimental intonation and experimental instrument building. Frequently he published his writings in his own Xenharmonic Bulletin.
As an Amazon Associate, Spinn Radio earns from qualifying purchases.
Top Tracks
1
Prelude #2 for 19-Tone Guitar
2
Megalyra & Baglama Duet
3
17-Tone Improvisation #1
4
17-Tone Improvisation #2
5
9 Tones Per Octave - Strings
6
13 Tones per Octave - Vibraphone Solo
7
17 Tones per Octave - Violin and Orchestra
8
18 Tones per Octave - Bass Megalyra
9
19 Tones Per Octave - English Horn & Strings
10
20 Tones per Octave - Tibetan Bowls
11
27 Tones Per Octave - Strings
12
21 Tones per Octave - Synth Filter Sweep
13
29 Tones per Octave - Strings
14
22 Tones Per Octave - Pan Flute And Strings
15
31 Tones Per Octave - Brass And Timpani
16
32 Tones Per Octave - Flute, Strings, And Bells
17
36 Tones Per Octave - FM And Additive Timbres
18
51 Tones Per Octave - Harpsichord
19
40 Tones Per Octave - FM Timbres, Chimes & Bells
20
53 Tones Per Octave - Strings
21
39 Tones Per Octave - FM Synths And Carillon
22
Prelude 2 for 19 tone guitar
23
13 Tones Per Octave -Vibraphone Solo
24
19 Tones per Octave - English Horn and Strings
25
32 Tones per Octave - Flute, Strings and Bells
26
Composition For Turkish-Fretless Banjo
27
Prelude in D Major
28
From Ivor Darreg's Personal Collection
29
53 Tones per Octave--Strings
30
40 Tones per Octave - FM Timbres, Chimes and Bells
31
From Ivor Darreg's Personal Collection: 17-Tone Improvisation #1
32
32 Tones per Octave--Flute, Strings and Bells
33
Tones Per Octave - Vibraphone Solo
34
Tone Improvisation #1
35
Tone Improvisation #2
36
Prelude 2 For 19-Tone Guitar
37
untitled
38
Nine Tones per Octave (9-EDO - 9-TET)
39
31 Tones per Octave (Brass and Timpani)
40
13 tones per octaves
41
36 tones pers octave
42
Beyond The Xenharmonic Frontier: 51 Tones per Octave
43
40 Tones per Octave--FM Timbres, Chimes and Bells
44
16 - 32 tones per octave - flute, strings, and bells
45
36 Tones Per Octave - FM And
46
01 Megalyra & Baglama Duet
47
02 Track02
48
03 Track03
49
04 Track04
50
15 Track15
Similar Artists
SpinnRadio
Find stations playing Ivor Darreg
Tune into 50,000+ live radio stations from every corner of the world on an interactive 3D globe with audio-reactive visualizations.