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	Manfred Bartmann's East Frisian Tea tin Bow. A Short Introduction
	Sine-wave Synthesis, or Sine-wave Speech. A Short Introduction by Manfred Bartmann
	Endless Series of Pitches. A Short Introduction by Manfred Bartmann
	Lists of references
	Booklet entries This document (some 35pp) is accompanied by many illustrations, photos, and much background information. It is meant to give you full details of each track on Manfred Bartmann's CD Frisia Orientalis II: Making Music of Speech, thus making up a web-based CD-booklet downloadable here alongside other extra stuff. However, the CD-booklet is password-protected. Please note the CD is NOT downloadable here ! You may order it via email. Do you already own a CD-copy ? Or are you interested in the information given in this paper for other reasons ? In case of doubt, please ask for the booklet-password via email. Please also note: To make full use of the wealth of information given in the CD-booklet, it may be necessary to download another document with various lists of references as well (appr. 20 pp).
	Carlos Yoder and Manfred Bartmann (2017): A post-workshop interview about MAKING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TALK