SolReSol Associates

• Greg Baker ('Tis I) has no particularly good reason for wanting to learn SolReSol. He's just eccentric.
• Michael Winikoff is a computer scientist and musician.
• Ian Martin writes experimental music and is wants to write a piece that is both spoken and sung at the same time.
• Brandi Weed is looking for sourcebooks.
• Rick Harrison found the titles of the two books we know of. He has tried inter-library loans, book-sellers' networks, etc.
• Michael Paulkovich will be in Munich in September - he will divert via Paris to look in libraries there. He has some friends in France looking elsewhere.
• Leland Bryant Ross wants to publish a bi-lingual book (English and Esperanto) on Solresol.
• Jeff Skinner has been interested in SolReSol for several years now, and is patiently searching for more information. He has uncovered much of the vocabulary mentioned here .
• Michael Raposo wants to see the Lord's Prayer (the Our Father) translated into SolReSol. Ultimately we wants to compose a song that is also a story or poem.
• The Artificial Languages Laboratory is not a person but has a great deal of useful information on constructed languages in general.