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Modular music : ウィキペディア英語版 | Modular music Modular music is music that originates from the combination and overlapping of different compositions one over the other. The compositions —also called modules— are written by one or many different composers in different moments. New modules can be added or removed to create a totally new work, a new composition, different from the original one. A modular composition can be expanded and extended in time, space and size. ==Origins== In the high Medieval times, French monks discovered that superimposing two melodies and playing them contemporaneously would generate interesting acoustics. They really witnessed innovative acoustic combinations: the counterpoint; at first applied exclusively to voices, it further developed during the Renaissance time and it became of common use, especially in Baroque music. The term originates from the Latin ''punctus contra punctum'', meaning "point against point".
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