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Aleatoricism (or aleatorism) is a term for
musical compositions and
other forms of art[citation needed]
resulting from "actions made by chance". The term...
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Aleatoric music (also
aleatory music or
chance music; from the
Latin word alea,
meaning "dice") is
music in
which some
element of the
composition is left...
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classified into two categories,
prominently seen in
medical applications.
Aleatoric Aleatoric uncertainty is also
known as
stochastic uncertainty, and is representative...
- In governance,
sortition is the
selection of
public officials or
jurors at random, i.e. by lottery, in
order to
obtain a
representative sample. In ancient...
- pieces.
Music that
makes heavy use of
randomness and
chance is
called aleatoric music, and is ****ociated with
contemporary composers active in the 20th...
- and with less
regard to
pitch or rhythm, and
influenced by John Cage's
aleatoric music [sic] concept.
Cosey Fanni Tutti's
performance art and
musical career...
- p-box) is a
characterization of
uncertain numbers consisting of both
aleatoric and
epistemic uncertainties that is
often used in risk
analysis or quantitative...
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philosophy and Zen
Buddhism in the late 1940s, Cage came to the idea of
aleatoric or chance-controlled music,
which he
started composing in 1951. The I...
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musical notation can be ineffective.
Other uses
include pieces where an
aleatoric or
undetermined effect is desired. One of the
earliest pioneers of this...
- It may
incorporate experimental techniques such as
musique concrète,
aleatoric music, or
eclecticism into pop contexts. Often, the
compositional process...
