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C0 note (16,35 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface
D0 note (18.35 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface
C0 note (16,35 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface
F0 note (21.83 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface
G0 note (24.50 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface
A0 note (27.50 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface
The ISCM Lithuanian Section has been involved in many activities. Over the past few years we have been collaborating with the Sibelius Academy of Music and MicroEnsemble (Finland) we have started a new microtonal project "Future Music" with the MicroEnsemble concert in Helsinki, on the program international composer’s music written for solo and ensemble of microtonal instruments using electronics and special for this occasion constructed new microtonal piano. "Future Music" was born because of necessity to actualize Lithuanian historical avant-garde and build the bridges between innovations of modern music pioneers and contemporary works, performance practices based on the latest technologies. Celebrating the 80th anniversary of the establishment of the ISCM Lithuanian Section as well as the 110th anniversary of its initiator, composer Jeronimas Kacinskas, it was decided to initiate the world premier of composer's microtonal trio which was recently discovered in the Czech music archives. As a result of the cooperation of Lithuanian Composer's Union, Lithuanian Section of the ISCM, Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre Innovation Study Centre, Sibelius Academy of Music, MikroEnsemble (Helsinki), the cycle of concerts, workshops and lectures, dedicated to the historical and new microtonal compositions and performance practices were organised in Vilnius. The brochure about this project was compiled and released by the Lithuanian Music Information Center.