24 Tone Clocks

Jenny McLeod's "24 Tone Clocks" is a monumental collection of piano pieces, released on November 12, 2016, under Rattle Records. Spanning an impressive 1 hour and 42 minutes, this album is a testament to McLeod's deep exploration of tonal and chromatic approaches inspired by Dutch composer Peter Schat's theories on equal-temperament tuning. Each of the 24 pieces, titled "Tone Clock: Piece I" through "Tone Clock: Piece XXIV," offers a unique journey through intricate compositions that challenge and delight the ear.

McLeod, a celebrated composer, brings her extensive experience and innovative spirit to this work, making it a significant addition to contemporary classical music. The album is not just a collection of pieces but a comprehensive study in tonal exploration, showcasing McLeod's mastery of form and her ability to push the boundaries of traditional composition. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast of contemporary classical music or a curious newcomer, "24 Tone Clocks" offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.