1/1, the Journal of the Just Intonation Network, is the only periodical in the English language devoted exclusively to Just Intonation. In its twenty-one years of existence, 1/1 has published over 160 articles and reviews, more information on the subject than is available from any other source. The emphasis is on theory and compositional techniques, but 1/1 also publishes reviews of books, recordings, and instruments, composer interviews, scores, and articles on instrument design, construction, and modification and the history of tuning. Four issues of 1/1 are included with a membership in The Just Intonation Network. We are not currently accepting new memberships. See the "News" page for more information.
Volume 12, number 3 (published in Autumn 2007) For Ben Johnston on his eightieth birthday. Guest Editor, John Schneider. Features Ben's keynote address from Microfest 2006, plus articles and reviews by Warren Burt, Robert Carl, Kyle Gann, John Jeffrey Gibbens, Larry Polansky, and Manfred Stahnke.
Volume 12, number 2 (Spring 2006) features Amit Mitra, on his search for the twenty-two shrutis and Edward Green, considering Harry Partch's "The Long-Departed Lover" in the light of traditional techniques of songwriting.
Volume 12, number 1 (Winter 2005) features Phillip Arnautoff, on the canon's tuning for his composition Soliloquy; Douglas Leedy, on Just Intonation in the teaching and performance of Western music; and a review of Jon Catler's book The Nature of Music.
Volume 11, number 4 (Spring 2004) features Alison Montieth, on composing and performing music for theater on her ensemble of justly tuned instruments; Marc Jensen, on the DNA-inspired music of Susan Alexjander; Douglas Leedy, on the persistence of Just Intonation in Western music; and reviews of CDs by John Schneider and Lou Harrison and a performance by Cris Forster.