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Gustavo Becerra-Schmidt

Chilean composer
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    Gustavo Becerra-Schmidt, an unusually imaginative craftsman, cultivated serialist methods in the 1950s while maintaining classical formal concepts, then introduced aleatory techniques into some of his works of the 1960s and ’70s. Other Chilean composers who used serial techniques include Eduardo Maturana, Fernando García, León Shidlowsky,…

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    Gustavo Becerra-Schmidt, an unusually imaginative craftsman, cultivated serialist methods in the 1950s while maintaining classical formal concepts, then introduced aleatory techniques into some of his works of the 1960s and ’70s. Other Chilean composers who used serial techniques include Eduardo Maturana, Fernando García, León Shidlowsky,…

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