Graphic notation
Graphical notation is a type of notation of music, in addition to the conventional elements of musical notation or in place of other symbols and texts used ( partly color ) to describe the execution of a piece of music. It is used since the 20th century in the experimental and avant-garde music, where the traditional notation is not sufficient to convey content and spontaneity of a musical idea.
Here are some common signs of rhythmic phenomena:
Composers who use graphic notation, include:
- Christian Wolff
- Earle Brown
- Sylvano Bussotti
- John Cage
- Morton Feldman
- Roman hood -Ramati
- Anestis Logothetis
- Roger Reynolds
- Leon Schidlowsky
- Karlheinz Stockhausen
- Friedrich Goldmann
- Cristobal Halffter
- Luciano Berio
See also: notation (Music)