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Arseny Mikhailovich Avraamov (Russian: Арсений Михайлович Авраамов), born Krasnokutsky (Краснокутский, 1886-1944) was an avant-garde Russiancomposer.
His most famous work was Simfoniya gudkov (Гудковая симфония, "Symphony of factory sirens"). This piece involved choirs, factory sirens, cannons, foghorns, artillery guns, machine guns, hydro-airplanes, steam whistle machine, and conducted by a team of conductors using flags and pistols. It was performed only once on 7 November 1922,
What's the source concerning the 48 tone tuning and the thesis by Avramov?
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