Everything about Erv Wilson totally explained
Ervin Wilson (born June 11, 1928 in Chihuahua, Mexico) is a
Mexican/
American (dual citizen)
music theorist whose work, outside of the academic community, is noted for its breadth and originality. Despite his avoidance of academia, Wilson has been remarkably influential on those interested in
microtonal music and
just intonation, especially in the areas of scale, keyboard, and notation design. Among his developments are
Moments Of Symmetry,
Combination Product Sets, Golden Horograms, scales based on recurrence relations (scales of "Mt. Meru"), and mapping scales to the
generalized keyboard. He cites
Augosto Navarro and
Joseph Yasser as influences.
Wilson also breeds corn, and is sometimes credited as the first to suggest the use of blue corn in
tortilla chips.
Musicians influenced by Wilson
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