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Ellis Ferrell

11 April, 14:07

During the years following World War II, several composers began experimenting with ways of expanding Schoenberg's system of twelve-tone composition. What is the name given to pieces in which not only the pitches are organized into a strict sequence, but other musical parameters are similarly determined?

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