Music written by Stephen James Taylor within the paradigm of “Transcendent Tonality”, an emerging term that encompasses microtonality. In this case using a 17 tone per octave scale, unequal, derived from Ervin Wilson”s “Moments of Symmetry” tuning continuum. Underlying meter and rhythms follow same geometry of long and short steps as the consecutive scale intervals themselves. Meter turns out to be in 33/8 time. That’s why the beat turns upside down in unexpected places.

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Stephen James Taylor

Stephen James Taylor has had a full time career for the last 30 years writing music for film and TV as well as the concert hall. His style is an eclectic blend of many elements. He has been helping introduce Transcendent Tonality, (via the application of much of Ervin Wilson's material), into the lexicon of film music since the early 90's. He is just now getting around to releasing his first solo album in 2013.

Latest posts by Stephen James Taylor (see all)

• Stephen James Taylor Presents New Works on April 13-14, 2019 - March 30, 2019
• Sonic Sky Records Announces Its First Release - September 14, 2015
• How to Make Music on the Wilsonic iPad App – Moments of Symmetry - March 4, 2015