Robert Clements:

>Not surprisingly, perhaps, much of Burt's music has a good-natured hippy
>quality - a more humorous Hovhaness, if you like - which makes him one
>comtemporary composer i actively seek out of for the sheer pleasure of his
>work; but he's also a unreconstructed technoboffin: good old fashioned
>click&bang computer music isn't completely unheard of in his oeuvre....

Aha!  I have a CD of Warren Burt's music.  I think it's called "Etudes
for Microtonal Piano" or something, its on Tall Poppies (the pre-eminent
Australian label AFAIKT).  Its pretty cool, he takes the octave and breaks
it into 6 to 42 equal parts, and uses each one (division system) to compose
(electronically) an "etude" with strange tunings.  Very click-and-bang.  I
like it.  Reccomended to students of microtonalism, Tui St. Tucker, etc.

Bob K.