KnowraIndeterminacy in musicLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Indeterminacy in music, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 5Compared with 6SerialismCompared with: It contrasts with serialism’s planned ordering of musical materials.John CageRelated: Cage distinguished chance in composing from indeterminacy in how a work is performed.Minimal musicCompared with: Minimalist repetition often relies on fixed processes, unlike indeterminate works that leave outcomes open.Aleatoric musicCompared with: The term overlaps with aleatoric music but can emphasize openness rather than chance procedures.Graphic notationRelated: Graphic scores often assign performers choices that determine how the music unfolds.Avant-garde musicRelated: Chance and choice unsettle the expectation that a composition fixes every sound.Contemporary classical musicRelated: It makes uncertainty part of the work rather than fixing every detail in advance.Experimental musicRelated: It makes chance and performer choice explicit alternatives to fully fixed scores.New ComplexityCompared with: New Complexity generally specifies performance details that indeterminate music deliberately leaves open.Witold LutosławskiCompared with: His chance procedures allow local freedom while keeping the overall form controlled.Brian FerneyhoughCompared with: His scores specify intricate demands rather than relying chiefly on open-ended chance.