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stochastic music: a standalone construct

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Composition

Xenakis's composition using probability laws to shape masses of sound events, such as clouds of pizzicati.

In composition, stochastic music refers to Xenakis's composition using probability laws to shape masses of sound events, such as clouds of pizzicati. This meaning comes from Xenakis (1963) in Musiques formelles.[1]

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References

  1. Xenakis, I. (1963). Musiques formelles. Richard-Masse. ISBN 9782234015104

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