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Musique Concrète

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Musique concrète, also transliterated into Japanese as myujiku konkureto or myujikku konkureto, is a genre of contemporary music created by Pierre Schaeffer in France in the late 1940s, a form of electronic music using acoustic and recording technology. Also translated as “concrete music.” Overview Editing Created through recording, processing, and reconstructing human and animal voices, railway and urban noise, sounds of nature, musical tones, electronic sounds, musical pieces, and so on. #sound

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