| 100501. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Let's Talk About Sex
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| 100502. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Life Goes On
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| 100503. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Lily Was Here
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| 100504. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Live For Loving You
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| 100505. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Losing My Religion
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| 100506. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Love And Understanding
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| 100507. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Love At First Sight
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| 100508. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Love Is A Wonderful Thing
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| 100509. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Love Makes Things Happen
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| 100510. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Love Of A Lifetime
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| 100511. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Love On A Rooftop
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| 100512. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Love Will Never Do (Without You
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| 100513. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Love... Thy Will Be Done
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| 100514. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Mama Said Knock You Out
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| 100515. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology / I Want You
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| 100516. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Miles Away
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| 100517. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Moneytalks
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| 100518. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: More Than Ever
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| 100519. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: More Than Words
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| 100520. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: The Motown Song
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| 100521. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Motownphilly
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| 100522. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: My Heart Belongs To You
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| 100523. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: My Heart Is Failing Me
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| 100524. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: My Name Is Not Susan
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| 100525. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: My Side Of The Bed
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| 100526. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Never Gonna Let You Down
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| 100527. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Nights Like This
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| 100528. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Now That We've Found Love
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| 100529. |
Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: O.P.P.
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| 100530. |
Music Term: - Aristocratic, elaborate English stage entertainment chiefly cultivated in the 17th century and involving poetry, dancing, scenery, costumes, instrumental and vocal music. The masque was related to opera and ballet.
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| 100531. |
Music Term: - This is the main service of the Roman Catholic Church which has been set to music by composers including Bach, Mozart and Haydn.
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| 100532. |
Music Term: (It. ) - Morning song.
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| 100533. |
Music Term: - A Polish folk dance in moderate to fast 3 / 4 or 3 / 8 time. Adapted and stylised by Chopin.
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| 100534. |
Music Term: - Instruction to play with the right hand in piano playing. Abbreviations of main droite (Fr.) and mano destra (It.).
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| 100535. |
Music Term: - A name for the third degree of the scale (e.g. E is in the mediant in C major). The mediant is so-called because it stands between the tonic and dominant.
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| 100536. |
Music Term: (Gk., ' song'; plural melismata) - Describes a group of notes sung to the same syllable. However, the term is also applied to any florid vocal passage of improvisatory or cadenza-like nature.
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| 100537. |
Music Term: - One of the three types of minor scale.
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| 100538. |
Music Term: (Fr.) - I) Melody. (2) Song.
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| 100539. |
Music Term: - In musical contexts, this term refers to the dramatic use of the spoken word against a musical background. This style may be used throughout an entire work or just as part of a work.
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| 100540. |
Music Term: (It.) - Less.
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| 100541. |
Music Term: - slower.
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| 100542. |
Music Term: (Fr.), menuett (Ger.) - Same as minuet.
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| 100543. |
Music Term: - Term used by German composers who believed it to be Italian for minuet. The Italian for minuet is minuetto.
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| 100544. |
Music Term: (It.) - The steady increasing and decreasing of volume on one long held note in singing.
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| 100545. |
Music Term: (Fr. and Ger.) - Same as mass.
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| 100546. |
Music Term: (It.) - Sad.
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| 100547. |
Music Term: (It.) - Half.
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| 100548. |
Music Term: - Liszt's term for leitmotif, the recurring and development of themes symbolising a character, emotion, object, idea, etc.
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| 100549. |
Music Term: - This is indicated by a time signature dividing up the music into regularly occurring accents (e.g. 3 / 4 time means that the basic note values are quarter notes and that every third one is accented).
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| 100550. |
Music Term: (It., 'half') - Mezzo-soprano, female voice midway between a soprano and contralto range.
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| 100551. |
Music Term: - Midway between loud and soft and abbreviated mf.
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| 100552. |
Music Term: - With a moderate tone.
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| 100553. |
Music Term: - Instruction to play with the left hand in piano playing. Abbreviation of main gauche (Fr.).
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| 100554. |
Music Term: - Abbreviation of the minor scale.
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| 100555. |
Music Term: - An interval smaller than a semitone, evident in some modern compositions.
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| 100556. |
Music Term: (It.) - Threatening.
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| 100557. |
Music Term: - Opposite of major. Applied to scales, keys, chords and intervals.
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| 100558. |
Music Term: (Eng.), minuetto (It.) - A moderately fast French dance of rustic origin in 3 / 4 time but rising to court and becoming fashionable in the 18th century. The minuet is the standard third movement in the classical sonata, symphony, string quartet, etc., developing later into the scherzo with Beethoven. Form is A A B A.
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| 100559. |
Music Term: - This term is sometimes attached to a fugue or canon to describe two or more parts appearing simultaneously, with one the correct way up and the other upside down, as if a mirror had been placed between them.
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| 100560. |
Music Term: (Lat.) - Mass.
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| 100561. |
Music Term: (Lat.) - (I) A short concise musical setting of the mass. (2) A setting of the Kyrie and Gloria only.
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| 100562. |
Music Term: - High Mass.
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| 100563. |
Music Term: (It.) - A measure. Senza misura, not in strict time.
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| 100564. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - With.
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| 100565. |
Music Term: - A mode represented on the white notes of the piano from G to G.
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| 100566. |
Music Term: (It.) - At a moderate pace. This term is used in other tempos (e.g. allegro moderato, implying a moderately fast pace).
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| 100567. |
Music Term: - Sets of eight-note scales inherited from ancient Greece via the Middle Ages in which they were most prevalent, although they still survive today in plainsong and folk music. At the end of the 17th century the modes had been reduced to two scales, major and minor, which we know today. Here are the modes which may be represented by scales of white notes on the piano with the names derived from the Greek system. The 'final' of a mode is the note of a cadence, or resting point, in a melody, and the 'dominant' is a reciting note.
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| 100568. |
Music Term: (It.) - Manner. In modo di, in the manner of.
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| 100569. |
Music Term: - The shift from one key to another in composition.
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| 100570. |
Music Term: (It.) - Much, very.
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| 100571. |
Music Term: - A dramatic stage work for only one character.
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| 100572. |
Music Term: (Gk., 'single song') - A term used to describe a solo song with accompaniment (or continuo) in contrast to the polyphonic style in which all parts are of equal importance.
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| 100573. |
Music Term: (Gk., 'single sound') - This term describes music with a single melody line without support of accompaniment.
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| 100574. |
Music Term: - Music with only one theme.
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| 100575. |
Music Term: (It.) - Gentle, delicate.
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| 100576. |
Music Term: - An ornament which has two forms: (1) upper mordent (or inverted mordent); (2) lower mordent or simply, mordent.
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| 100577. |
Music Term: (It.) - Dying away (of force and sometimes, speed).
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| 100578. |
Music Term: (It.) - Animated, moving.
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| 100579. |
Music Term: - (1) In modern use this is a religious choral composition in Latin of the Roman Catholic service corresponding to the anthem in the Anglican service. (2) In medieval times, this was a vocal composition based on a given set of words and melody, which sometimes came from a secular song.
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| 100580. |
Music Term: (Fr.) - (1) A term sometimes used in English for leitmotif. (2) Sarne as motiv or motive.
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| 100581. |
Music Term: - A term describing the course of a melody or melodies. Conjunct motion is movement by step. Disjunct motion is movement by leap. Similar motion describes two melodies moving in the same direction and contrary motion describes two melodies moving in opposite directions. Paralicl motion describes parts moving the same way and also keeping the same interval between them.
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| 100582. |
Music Term: (Ger.), motive (Eng.) - (1) A short but recognisable melodic or rhythmic figure. (2) In analysis, this term describes the smallest subdivision of (e.g. a theme). moto (It.) - Movement. Con Moto means 'with movement'.
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| 100583. |
Music Term: - A term for music which recurs and develops in the form of a quotation.
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| 100584. |
Music Term: - A self-contained section of a large composition having its own time signature and title. In some works, movements are directly linked (without a break inbetween) and sound incomplete without performing them in sequence. In all works, movements form a cohesive whole, much like in a set of related literary short stories. movimento (It.) - Motion. Doppio mouvmento, at double the preceding speed.
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| 100585. |
Music Term: (It. 'mano sinistra') - Left hand. Instruction to play with left hand in piano playing.
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| 100586. |
Music Term: - Abbreviation of mezzo soprano.
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| 100587. |
Music Term: - A type of American-influenced light stage entertainment which succeeded the musical comedy in the mid-20th century. Now known simply as a musical. An example is Phantom of the Opera with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
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| 100588. |
Music Term: - A medley of popular tunes.
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| 100589. |
Music Term: - A Wagnerian term for opera, which he felt to be inadequate. This term describes Wagner's new concept of the leitmotif and the fusing of scenery, costume, libretti, music and drama into a new art.
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| 100590. |
Music Term: - A term describing (from the 1960's) dramatic works simpler than opera and suitable for the concert platform.
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| 100591. |
Music Term: (Fr., 'concrete music') - Music in which natural sounds (instrumental, vocal or other) were recorded on tape and then distorted, combined, etc. This term was coined by Peter Schaeffer in 1948 but it has largely been superseded by electronic music.
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| 100592. |
Music Term: (It.) - Change. Direction to the timpani player to change tuning or to the wind player to change instrument.
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| 100593. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - To, after.
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| 100594. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Ornament in German music in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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| 100595. |
Music Term: (Ger., 'after dance') - A quick dance used to follow a slow one.
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| 100596. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Serenade or 'night music'. A title used in Mozart's Eine Klcine Nachtmusik.
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| 100597. |
Music Term: - Music with national characteristics (e.g. use of folk music. The term is particularly applied to 19th century composers (e.g. Smetena and Grieg. Bartok and Kodaly were also famous as nationalist composers).
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| 100598. |
Music Term: - (1) The cancelling of a flat or sharp of a note or key indicated by a sign beside the note; (2) A trumpet or horn, etc. not having any valves or keys.
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| 100599. |
Music Term: - Instruction to a singer or instrumentalist to perform in the normal way (e.g. singing tenor instead of falsetto or playing without mutes).
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| 100600. |
Music Term: - A chord on the fourth degree of the scale with a minor third and sixth (e.g. in C major it includes the notes F, A flat and D flat).
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