Concert Review, “Microtonal” by Newband, 29 April, 1982
Kimball, Buzz. Amplifying Harmonic Canon.
Buzz Kimball’s invented musical instruments, 1988. From the Novosonics collection.
Amplifying Harmonic Cannon with 53 strings and 3 pickups, designed and built by Buzz Kimball.
The Polychord II, an experimental steel guitar designed by Buzz Kimball with interchangeable fretboards for exploring alternative tuning systems.
Buzz Kimball’s Novosonics instruments
Documentation of Buzz Kimball’s Novosonics invented musical instruments.
Documentation of Buzz Kimball’s Novosonics microtonal instruments
Scan of photos of instruments by Buzz Kimball, from Building a Microtonal Orchestra. Interval, Winter 1982/1983
Documentation of Buzz Kimball’s Novosonics invented musical instruments, 1988.
Promotional material for Buzz Kimball’s Novosonics instrument line, featuring electro-acoustic string instruments designed by the inventor.
Glen Prior. Percussionist concert program, Los Angeles City College, October 6, 1977. Featuring microtonal instruments designed by Ivor Darreg and compositions by Erv Wilson.
George Landry. Lyra Sound Constellation. 1983.
Bill Wesley. Array Instruments tuning lattice diagram, c. 1994.
Bill Wesley. Array and Location diagram, c. 1995.
Ivor Darreg. Rear view of Op. 10 ‘Cipher’ ARRAY diagram. Bill Wesley collection, c. 1995.
Bill Wesley and Jonathan Glasier performing with Array Mbiras
Bill Wesley and Jonathan Glasier performing with Array Mbiras
Bill Wesley and Jonathan Glasier playing Array Mbiras
Bill Wesley playing mbira at Futureworld, 1989.
Bill Wesley with Array Psaltry.
John Schneider. Letter to Tom regarding Walter Vogt’s fine tuneable fretboard and microtonal guitar recordings. Venice, CA, June 15, 1991.
Walter Vogt. Fine tunable fretboard displaying meantone, Bach, Werkmeister, and 24-TET tuning systems. Tuned with Wittner TM tuner.
D. Genovese. Maromba Eroica.
Ivor Darreg. Letter to Denny Genovese. September 3, 1991.
Part of an article about Ivor Darreg’s history of inventing instruments and using others’ invented instruments, including those by Tillman Schafer and Ervin Wilson
François Bashet. Sound Sculpture products catalog or promotional materials.
Other Music SF. Ensemble description and justly tuned American Gamelan documentation. Journal of Just Intonation Music, circa 1980.
Judy Berman. ‘Pepe Estavane and his Carrillo Harp.’ Holistic Living News, 1981.
Pepe Estevane and Ivor Darreg with the 100 Tone Harmony Harp.
