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integral serialism: a standalone construct

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post-war serial composition that extends ordered series from pitch to duration, dynamics, articulation and timbre.

In composition, integral serialism refers to post-war serial composition that extends ordered series from pitch to duration, dynamics, articulation and timbre. This meaning comes from Grant (2002) in Serial Music, Serial Aesthetics.[1]

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References

Grant, M. J. (2002). Serial Music, Serial Aesthetics. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521804585

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