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Subject: MicroFest II
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MicroFest II June 5-15, 1991 in NYC.
	The American Festival of Microtonal Music celebrates its 
10th Anniversary with MicroFest II June 5-15, 1991 in New York 
City. This series of inexpensive evening concerts features the music
of Harry Partch, Ivan Wyschnegradsky, Alois Haba, Julian  Carrillo, 
Charles Ives, Iannis Xenakis and many other microtonal composers.
A free symposium will be held on Monday June 10th at the Loeb Student 
Center, NY University. Speakers include Joel Mandelbaum, Siemen 
Terpstra, Erling Wold, and Johnny Reinhard.
For more information, contact Johnny Reinhard, AFFM, 318 East 70th 
Street, Suite 5FW, NY, NY 10021 USA. (212) 517-3550.
	Although AFFM concerts are not predominantly electronic, or electroacoustic,
they should not be missed by anyone interested in
hearing music in non-traditional tuning systems, especially in Just 
Intonation and (24-tone ET) 1/4-tones (other systems are included 
as well).  ---- John