"Musical
composition is a phrase used in a number of contexts, the most commonly
used being a piece of music. It is also used, however, to refer the structure
of a musical piece and to the process of creating or orchestrating a new
piece of music." |
"Schenker
Analysis can be used for Composing new music, rather than just for ...
b) Static or "block" polyphony, in which Tones are intended to sound..."
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ArtsJournal.com
| "Jon Gibson for composing beautifully simple sounding music. ...
And Terry Riley, for huge shifts between "blocks" of sound, the juxtapositions
between which..." |
mburtner
| "Composition is a key element in the development of new music technologies.
.... by Mark Alburger in 21st Century Music as "a monumental block of sound
that ..." |
"From
this point of view, music can be said to be made up of mobile or "floating"
blocks of sound that enter into composition with each other on the smooth
space-time of a cosmic plane, outside of points, coordinates, and localized
connections, in a "non-pulsed" time (nontempo) made up of nothing but modifications
of speed and differences in dynamic" |
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"Solid,
unrelated blocks of sound" | "John Zorn held a yellow card
up in front of his school of avant-garde musicians: a ten piece group,
consisting of two acoustic bass players, two drummers, two guitar players,
two violins, a keyboardist and a vocalist-tape-looper. An electric and
eclectic array of sounds, strictly governed by the rules of Zorn's ongoing
musical gamepiece Cobra, spewed forth" |