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The 12 pages that link to Extended technique, each with the reason it gives.

• Free jazzRelated: Free jazz expands its palette through techniques such as multiphonics, overblowing, and unusual vocalizations.

• Psychedelic rockRelated: Unconventional guitar and keyboard sounds expanded the genre’s sonic vocabulary.

• Avant-garde musicRelated: They expand instrumental sound beyond standard technique and tone.

• Contemporary classical musicRelated: They expand instrumental sound worlds beyond conventional tone and articulation.

• Experimental musicRelated: They expand instrumental sound without requiring a new instrument.

• Free improvisationRelated: They expand the available sounds when no fixed repertoire limits the material.

• New ComplexityRelated: New Complexity scores often combine conventional playing with demanding, precisely specified techniques.

• Luciano BerioRelated: Berio’s Sequenzas expand what solo performers can do with their instruments and voices.

• Brian FerneyhoughRelated: His scores often require performers to expand an instrument’s usual vocabulary.

• 20th-century classical musicRelated: Composers used these methods to enlarge instrumental timbre beyond standard technique.

• Neue MusikRelated: It expands the instrumental vocabulary available to composers.

• Unsuk ChinRelated: Her scores often draw on unusual playing methods to expand instrumental color.