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In the broadest and popular sense, 'Contemporary music' is any music being written in the present day. This could include any kind of present music. However in the strict historical and musicological terminology, the term 'Contemporary music' exclusively refers to:
★ the post-1945 avant-garde/modern forms of art music after the death of Anton Webern[1] (including serial music,Concrete music,experimental music,etc...)
In a more restricted sense it may only include the most recent forms of this music:
★ Contemporary classical music (post-1975)[2] (including post-modern music,Spectral music,minimalist music,ect... )
1. Du Noyer, Paul (ed.) (2003), "Contemporary" in''The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Music''. Flame Tree.p.272. ISBN 1-9040-4170-1
2. Leon Botstein: "Modernism" ¶9 ''Grove Music Online'' ed. L. Macy (Accessed 28 April 2007),
★ the post-1945 avant-garde/modern forms of art music after the death of Anton Webern[1] (including serial music,Concrete music,experimental music,etc...)
In a more restricted sense it may only include the most recent forms of this music:
★ Contemporary classical music (post-1975)[2] (including post-modern music,Spectral music,minimalist music,ect... )
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1. Du Noyer, Paul (ed.) (2003), "Contemporary" in''The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Music''. Flame Tree.p.272. ISBN 1-9040-4170-1
2. Leon Botstein: "Modernism" ¶9 ''Grove Music Online'' ed. L. Macy (Accessed 28 April 2007),
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