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Aleatoric music is a type of music where some part of the composition is left to chance. John Cage is credited with being the first to create this type of music with his piece 'Music of Changes.'
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What kind of composer was John Cage?
The type of Style John Cage composed was 20th Century
Which one of the following composers is best known for promoting aleatory music?
John Cage...Cage's 4'33" is an example of aleatory music, music of chance.
Who wrote music for prepared piano?
I know that John Cage wrote music for prepared piano as well as Arvo Part and George Crumb. Henry Cowell wrote music using clusters as well as some string play.
Who had a significant role in chance music?
John Cage
Which musical concept is NOT associated with John Cage?
Serial music is not closely associated with John Cage (although he did sometimes incorporate elements of it).
What kind of composer was John Cage?
The type of Style John Cage composed was 20th Century
What piece by john cage has no sound or music?
4' 33" by John Cage has no sound or music.
What is John Cage's occupation?
John Cage is a/an Composer and music theorist
What did john cage play?
John Cage's music is called serialism.
What kind of music is John Cage was associated with?
He is a leader in Avant Guarde Chance music.
Which one of the following composers is best known for promoting aleatory music?
John Cage...Cage's 4'33" is an example of aleatory music, music of chance.
What style of music does not not have a time signature by nature?
Aleatoric music would probably be the best example.
Who wrote music for prepared piano?
I know that John Cage wrote music for prepared piano as well as Arvo Part and George Crumb. Henry Cowell wrote music using clusters as well as some string play.
Who helped develop chance music?
John Cage
Who was the leading of experimental music in the 1900s?
john cage
Who had a significant role in chance music?
John Cage
Why was chance dance created?
Chance music (also called aleatoric music) was originally used (as far as we know) back in the 15th century, with the genre of the 'catholicon', used by the Missa cuiusvis toni of Johannes Ockeghem. Back in the 50's John Cage's 'Music of Changes' was the first piece to be use random procedures. He was the first in many ways to show off chance music to the world!
