Some pieces in neomedieval European styles:

• Dorian improvisation, mp3 -- In a 12th-13th century style, inspired by Studio for Early Music
• Co-op round, ogg MIDI -- A 14th-century style of round, Peppermint-24 temperament
• Pythagorean/Marchettan improvisation, mp3 -- Drawing on the _Lucidarium_ (1317-1318) of Marchettus of Padua
• In Hora Observationis, mp3 -- For my Mom, in an early 15th-century style
• O Elsa, mp3 ASCII score -- Another piece in an early 15th-century fashion

Some pieces in Renaissance/Manneristic styles:

• Carmina, ogg MIDI PDF score -- A contrapuntal setting in a style around 1500, 1/4-comma meantone
• Intrada in F Lydian, mp3 -- Style around 1600, modified form of Zarlino's 2/7-comma meantone
• Invocation in the Fourth Tone -- Inspired by Vicentino, Zest-24 temperament (based on modified 2/7-comma)

Neomedieval "fusion" of Arabic/Persian/Kurdish/Turkish and European styles:

• Sub Arbore, mp3 PDF score -- A variation of Zalzal's tuning (al-Farabi), 13th-century European discant
• For Shaahin, mp3 ogg -- Improvisation for Shaahin Mohaajeri, based in part on Shur Dastgah
• Baran: Gift of Rain, mp3 -- For Shaahin's daughter Baran, influenced by a tuning of Ibn Sina

Writings on music history and theory online

These articles are part of the Early Music FAQ edited by Todd McComb of the Medieval Music and Arts Foundation, a project with many contributors and facets in which I am honored to share.

• 13th-century European polyphony
• Pythagorean Tuning FAQ
• Hexachords and accidentals
• Marchettus, the cadential diesis, and Neo-Gothic tunings

e-mail: mschulter at calweb DOT com