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spectral music: a standalone construct

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Composition

composition that derives harmony, timbre and form from the acoustic analysis of sound spectra.

In composition, spectral music refers to composition that derives harmony, timbre and form from the acoustic analysis of sound spectra. This meaning comes from Fineberg (2000) in Contemporary Music Review.[1]

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References

Fineberg, J. (2000). Guide to the basic concepts and techniques of spectral music. Contemporary Music Review, 19(2), 81-113. https://doi.org/10.1080/07494460000640271

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