Musique concrète topic

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Musique concrete

Musique concrète (French; literally, "concrete music"), is a style of avant-garde music that relies on recorded sounds, including natural environmental sounds and other noises that are not inherently musical, to create music. Musique Concrète was pioneered by Pierre Schaeffer in the late 1940s and 1950s. Its development was facilitated by the emergence of new music technology in post-war Europe. Access to microphones and magnetic tape recorders (created in 1939), afforded by an association... full article at wikipedia

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musical album	artist	release date	release type
The Faust Tapes	Faust	1973
Farmer's Angle	Belbury Poly	2004
Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons	The Simpsons	Oct 19, 1999	Soundtrack
Ultravisitor	Squarepusher	Mar 8, 2004	Album
Wound CD	Autopsia	1991	Compilation album
The Original Sound of Sheffield '78/'82	Cabaret Voltaire	Oct 28, 2002	Compilation album
Crazy Backwards Alphabet	Henry Kaiser	Jan 1987
Les Étoiles des Filles Mortes		Nov 1996
Ouroborindra	Eric Zann	Apr 4, 2005
The Owl's Map	Belbury Poly	Sep 10, 2006
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