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Charles Ives
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Anton Webern
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Edgard Varese and Electronic Music
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Luigi Russolo
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Florence Price
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Henry Cowell
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George Gershwin
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Federico Garcia Lorca
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Duke Ellington
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Melody Abolished 20th century forward
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Milton Babbitt
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Webster's International Dictionary: Definition of music
Any art over which the muses presided The science or art of pleasing expressive or intelligible combination of tones the art of making such combinations especially into compositions of definite structure and significance according to the laws of melody harmony and rhythm -
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George Crumb
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The great depression
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John Williams
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Henryk Gorecki
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Elvis Presley
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WWII
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Electronic Music Invented
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Tape Music
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Webster's New World Dictionary of the American Language: Definition of music
The art of Science of combining vocal or instrumental sounds or tones in varying melody harmony rhythm and timber especially so as to form structurally complete and emotionally expressive compositions -
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Merriam Webster Dictionary: Definition of music
The science or are of combining tones into a composition having structure and continuity -
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MIDI adopted and incorporated into all new synthesizers
enables computer interactions with synthesizers and sequences