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The advent of electronic music and its impact on the career of Edgar Varese
... It had a great influence on European and American composers [4]. In 1956, Stockhausen released Gesang Der juenglinge (Song of Youth), a method of processing voices with both concrete music and pure music, from which electronic music began to grow into a blend of pure electronic and concrete music [5]. French musician Varese created electronic poetry in 1958 at the Brussels World's Fair by fusing electronic noises with airplane sounds [6]. ...
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