51³Ō¹Ļ

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chance music

noun

  1. aleatory music.


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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins

Origin of chance music1

First recorded in 1960ā€“65
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Example Sentences

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But whereas Xenakis was notably skeptical of John Cageā€™s ā€œchance musicā€ procedures, and improvisation generally, Wubbels is not.

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He muses on the antagonistic interplay of his damaged hands at the piano, or the chance music of construction noise from the adjacent lot.

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Well, John Cage thought that, and then you have the Cageian idea of chance music, which is cool, and Mozart, also cool.

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Give me Books, fruit, French wine and fine weather and a little music out of doors, played by somebody I do not knowā€”not pay the price of oneā€™s time for a jigā€”but a little chance music: and I can pass a summer very quietly without caring much about Fat Louis, fat Regent or the Duke of Wellington.

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In aleatoric, or chance, music, on the other hand, some elements of the score are more spontaneous.

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