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Concept has often been the driving force for many composers associated with a minimalist approach. It is for this reason that much of their output retains strong similarities throughout their composing lives. So while some of these composers’ ideas emerged out of working with technology, the main concept itself was very much divorced from the continual need to update technological tools in order to achieve what were perceived as better musical results.
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