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Born 1932 in Bucharest. Composer. A pupil of Andricu at the Bucharest Conservatory (1951-6), where he began teaching in 1962, he also studied at [[Darmstadt]] (1966-9). His music, in several genres, uses avant-garde techniques; one of his aims is to create a complex work uniting visual and musical forms with technological resources (e.g. in the cycle of eight orchestral pieces ''Dèmarche musicale'', 1971).
 
Born 1932 in Bucharest. Composer. A pupil of Andricu at the Bucharest Conservatory (1951-6), where he began teaching in 1962, he also studied at [[Darmstadt]] (1966-9). His music, in several genres, uses avant-garde techniques; one of his aims is to create a complex work uniting visual and musical forms with technological resources (e.g. in the cycle of eight orchestral pieces ''Dèmarche musicale'', 1971).
  
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See also: [[Romania#Electroacoustic_music]]
 
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Born 1932 in Bucharest. Composer. A pupil of Andricu at the Bucharest Conservatory (1951-6), where he began teaching in 1962, he also studied at Darmstadt (1966-9). His music, in several genres, uses avant-garde techniques; one of his aims is to create a complex work uniting visual and musical forms with technological resources (e.g. in the cycle of eight orchestral pieces Dèmarche musicale, 1971).

On Stroe

http://www.aurel-stroe.de/vita.htm
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Aurel+Stroe
http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurel_Stroe

See also: Romania#Electroacoustic_music