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Graphic Notation

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Timbre · Composition

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A graphic score (Japanese reading: zukeifu) is a musical score written with free shapes and other forms rather than staff notation. Often used in contemporary composition. Also called graphic musical notation.

Source updated 2023-12-04 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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The text describes contemporary music scores written with freely arranged graphic forms.

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