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electroacoustic music: a standalone construct

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Composition

music made with electronic technology to record, generate, transform and project sound, usually through loudspeakers.

In composition, electroacoustic music refers to music made with electronic technology to record, generate, transform and project sound, usually through loudspeakers. This meaning comes from Emmerson (1986) in The Language of electroacoustic music.[1]

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References

Emmerson, S. (1986). The Language of electroacoustic music. Macmillan. ISBN 9780333397602

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