Étude aux chemins de fer
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| - | ''[[Étude aux chemins de fer]]'' (Railroad Study, [[1948]]) is [[Pierre Schaeffer]]'s first completed composition which resulted from [[sound recording|recording]], manipulating and [[Cut-up technique|arranging]] a variety of sounds made by [[train]]s. It is one of the first pieces of [[musique concrète]]. | + | ''[[Étude aux chemins de fer]]'' (Railroad Study, [[1948]]) is [[Pierre Schaeffer]]'s first completed composition which resulted from [[sound recording|recording]], [[editing|manipulating]] and [[Cut-up technique|arranging]] a variety of sounds made by [[train]]s. It is one of the first pieces of [[musique concrète]]. |
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Étude aux chemins de fer (Railroad Study, 1948) is Pierre Schaeffer's first completed composition which resulted from recording, manipulating and arranging a variety of sounds made by trains. It is one of the first pieces of musique concrète.
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