aleatoric

• Penderecki has remarked that he "writes against himself," having abandoned the empty formalism of aleatoric and atonal traps. —  Stories from The Sun
• The point is, is that it allows me to develop a rhythm or aleatoric melody and evolve it over time. —  Giles Bowkett
• This aleatoric intervention destroyed the delicate soundworld of Kondo's Birthday Hocket and threatened to derail oboist Melinda Maxwell's world premiere performance of Simon Holt's Disparate. —  Blogposts | guardian.co.uk
• Together with Leonid Grabovsky, he counts as the leading figure of the "Kiev Avant-garde", which by 1960 was experimenting with 12-tone and aleatoric music and music theatre, in contradistinction to the generally conservative mood of Ukrainian composition. —  WeLove-music
• Dead Space enhances the horror and tension of the game through extreme aleatoric and extended 20th Century orchestral music techniques. —  DreamStation.cc

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