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graphic notation: a standalone construct

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graphicnotation1 CONSTRUCTGraphic notationCAGE · COMPOSITION

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Composition

scores that use drawings, shapes and other visual signs instead of, or alongside, conventional staff notation.

In composition, graphic notation refers to scores that use drawings, shapes and other visual signs instead of, or alongside, conventional staff notation. This meaning comes from Cage (1969) in Notations.[1]

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  1. Cage, J. (1969). Notations. Something Else. ISBN 9780871100009

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