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  • Arvo PĂ€rt
    Arvo PĂ€rt

    
used this collage technique in Credo (1968), a work for piano, mixed chorus, and orchestra. Banned in the Soviet Union because of its religious text, Credo signaled the end of PĂ€rt’s experimentation with the 12-tone system.

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used this collage technique in Credo (1968), a work for piano, mixed chorus, and orchestra. Banned in the Soviet Union because of its religious text, Credo signaled the end of PĂ€rt’s experimentation with the 12-tone system.

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