Morton Feldman
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| - | {{Template}} | + | {{Template}}'''Morton Feldman''' ([[January 12]], [[1926]] – [[September 3]], [[1987]]) was an [[United States|American]] [[composer]], born in [[New York City]]. |
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| + | A key figure in [[modern music]], Feldman's compositions went through several phases. He was a pioneer of [[aleatoric music]] and [[indeterminate music]], and in requiring [[musical improvisation|improvisation]]. His compositions are characterized by their quietness, slowness, and often by their extreme length, especially in his later music. | ||
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A key figure in modern music, Feldman's compositions went through several phases. He was a pioneer of aleatoric music and indeterminate music, and in requiring improvisation. His compositions are characterized by their quietness, slowness, and often by their extreme length, especially in his later music.
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