Editing Minimalism and Electronic Roots (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Minimalism''' — A style of music (late 20th century) based on "Consonace," "Steady Pulse," and "Repetition" of "Short Musical Patterns."
* '''Phase Shifting''' — A technique (Reich) where "Two identical lines" start together but "Slowly pull apart" (one gets slightly faster), creating "New Patterns" through "Interference."
* '''Ambient Music''' — Music designed to be "Ignorable as well as Interesting" (Eno), focusing on "Atmosphere" and "Texture" rather than "Melody" or "Structure."
* '''Arpeggio''' — A "Broken Chord": playing the notes of a chord "One by One" in a "Continuous Loop" (The "Signature" of Philip Glass).
* '''Synthesizer''' — An "Electronic Instrument" that "Generates" and "Manipulates" "Sound Waves" from scratch (e.g. 'Moog').
* '''Tape Looping''' — The "Pre-cursor" to digital sampling: "Cutting and Splicing" "Magnetic Tape" to create a "Continuous Sound Loop."
* '''Post-Minimalism''' — A "Softer" version of minimalism that "Includes" "Emotion" and "Melody" (e.g., 'John Adams').
* '''Drones''' — A "Continuous, Low Sound" that stays "Static" for "Long Periods," focusing the mind on "Subtle Changes" in the sound.
* '''Generative Music''' — Music that "Changes Every Time" you hear it because it is "Created by a System" (or AI) following "Rules."
* '''Additive Process''' — Starting with a "Small Unit" (e.g. 1-2-3) and "Adding Notes" one by one (1-2-3-4 -> 1-2-3-4-5) to "Build" a structure.
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