mu·sique con·crète
(mo͞o-zēk′ kŏn-krĕt′, mü-zēk kôN-krĕt′)n. Electronic music composed of instrumental and natural sounds often altered or distorted in the recording process.
[French : musique, music + concrète, concrete.]
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musique concrète
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mu•sique con•crète
(Fr. mü zik kɔ̃ˈkrɛt)
n. tape-recorded musical and natural sounds often electronically enhanced and organized into a coherent artistic work.
[< French (1952): literally, concrete music]
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