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See also
This template treats composition movements as based on common technique and collaboration and composition schools as based on common location, collaboration, and/or education.
- {{Downtown music}}
- {{Totalism}}
- {{Neoclassicism (music)}}
- {{Ars antiqua}}
- {{Notre Dame school}}
- {{Ars nova}}
- {{Ars subtilior}}
- {{Bologna School of music}}
- {{Boston School (music)}}
- {{Burgundian School}}
- {{Canadian League of Composers}}
- {{Darmstadt School}}
- {{Franco-Flemish School}}
- {{Ears Open Society}}
- {{Grupo de los cuatro}}
- {{Grupo de renovación musical}}
- {{Group of Eight (music)}}
- {{Grupo renovación}}
- {{Khrennikov's Seven}}
- {{La jeune France}}
- {{L'École de Paris}}
- {{New Music Manchester}}
- {{Mannheim school}}
- {{The Five (composers)}}
- {{The Five}}
- {{Minimal music}}
- {{Music of the Trecento}}
- {{Neapolitan School}}
- {{New German School}}
- {{New Jewish School}}
- {{New Simplicity}}
- {{Cologne School (music)}}
- {{New York School composers}}
- {{Oeldorf Group}}
- {{Roman School}}
- {{Second New England School}}
- {{Les Six}}
- {{Sonic Arts Union}}
- {{Turkish Five}}
- {{Venetian School (music)}}
- Viennese
- {{West Coast School}}
- {{Young Poland (music)}}
References
- The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica (8 February 2016). "Burgundian school". Encyclopædia Britannica. Chicago, Illinois: Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Retrieved 1 October 2020.