Definition of musique concrète in English:

musique concrète

noun mjuːˌziːk kɒ̃ˈkrɛtmo͝oˌzēk känˈkret

mass noun

Music constructed by mixing recorded sounds, first developed by experimental composers in the 1940s.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a well-known laptop performer, using the latest computer and music hardware and software to produce a kind of musique concrète.
- Parallels can be found with musique concrète, electro-acoustic or contemporary classical, but these only seem to reveal one side of this ambitious project.
- In fact many of them reminded me of the experiments I was doing in the 1950s with musique concrète, using monophonic tape recorders, dropping marbles on to a piano sounding board and so on.
- The instrumentalists' self-titled debut focused on extraneous (but ultimately rewarding) studies in minimalism, occasionally interrupted by doses of self-sabotaging musique concrète.

Origin

French, literally 'concrete music'.

Definition of musique concrète in US English:

musique concrète

nounmo͝oˌzēk känˈkret

Music constructed by mixing recorded sounds, first developed by experimental composers in the 1940s.
Example sentencesExamples
- The instrumentalists' self-titled debut focused on extraneous (but ultimately rewarding) studies in minimalism, occasionally interrupted by doses of self-sabotaging musique concrète.
- He is a well-known laptop performer, using the latest computer and music hardware and software to produce a kind of musique concrète.
- In fact many of them reminded me of the experiments I was doing in the 1950s with musique concrète, using monophonic tape recorders, dropping marbles on to a piano sounding board and so on.
- Parallels can be found with musique concrète, electro-acoustic or contemporary classical, but these only seem to reveal one side of this ambitious project.

Origin

French, literally ‘concrete music’.

单词	musique concrète
释义	Definition of musique concrète in English: musique concrète noun mjuːˌziːk kɒ̃ˈkrɛtmo͝oˌzēk känˈkret mass noun Music constructed by mixing recorded sounds, first developed by experimental composers in the 1940s. Example sentencesExamples He is a well-known laptop performer, using the latest computer and music hardware and software to produce a kind of musique concrète. Parallels can be found with musique concrète, electro-acoustic or contemporary classical, but these only seem to reveal one side of this ambitious project. In fact many of them reminded me of the experiments I was doing in the 1950s with musique concrète, using monophonic tape recorders, dropping marbles on to a piano sounding board and so on. The instrumentalists' self-titled debut focused on extraneous (but ultimately rewarding) studies in minimalism, occasionally interrupted by doses of self-sabotaging musique concrète. Origin French, literally 'concrete music'. Definition of musique concrète in US English: musique concrète nounmo͝oˌzēk känˈkret Music constructed by mixing recorded sounds, first developed by experimental composers in the 1940s. Example sentencesExamples The instrumentalists' self-titled debut focused on extraneous (but ultimately rewarding) studies in minimalism, occasionally interrupted by doses of self-sabotaging musique concrète. He is a well-known laptop performer, using the latest computer and music hardware and software to produce a kind of musique concrète. In fact many of them reminded me of the experiments I was doing in the 1950s with musique concrète, using monophonic tape recorders, dropping marbles on to a piano sounding board and so on. Parallels can be found with musique concrète, electro-acoustic or contemporary classical, but these only seem to reveal one side of this ambitious project. Origin French, literally ‘concrete music’.
随便看	demonisms demonist demonization demonization demonization demonize demonize demonized demonizes demonizing demonkind demonland demon lover demono- demonocracy demonographer demonography demonolater demonolatric demonolatrical demonolatries demonolatrous demonolatry demonologer demonologic