| 196201. |
Music Term: - A composition in three sections in the form A B A with the first section (A) being repeated (not necessarily exactly). B represents a different middle section.
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| 196202. |
Music Term: (It., 'texture') - The natural compass of a singer's voice, or simply the compass of a vocal or instrumental part in a composition.
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| 196203. |
Music Term: - A melodic group of notes forming the basis or chief idea in a composition by repetition or development. In musical analysis it is equated with subject. The term theme and variations describes a long musical statement which is developed.
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| 196204. |
Music Term: - Same as continuo.
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| 196205. |
Music Term: - In musical notation this is a line joining two adjacent notes of the same pitch together, indicating that the first note only should be played but should be prolonged until the second note's time value is up.
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| 196206. |
Music Term: - This describes the basic rhythmical patterns in music (e.g. 6 / 8 time or 4 / 4 time). Also march time, waltz time, etc.
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| 196207. |
Music Term: - The sign of figures at the beginning of a composition or section or movement indicating the number and kind of beats to the bar (e.g. 3 / 4 indicates 3 beats to the bar, with the number 4 signifying that the basic beat is a quarter note).
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| 196208. |
Music Term: (from Italian toccare, 'to touch') - Generally a solo instrumental piece involving rapid changes of notes to demonstrate the player's touch. Often the toccata is followed by a fugue (e.g. Toccata and Fugue in D minor).
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| 196209. |
Music Term: (Fr.) - In various contexts this term may mean either note, tone or key.
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| 196210. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Note or sound (not the interval of a tone, i.e. two semitones).
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| 196211. |
Music Term: (Sp.) - Tune, air.
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| 196212. |
Music Term: - Spanish stage entertainment involving a few singers.
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| 196213. |
Music Term: - In a fugue, for example, after the first entry has been stated there is an answer (or second statement at a different pitch). If this answer is slightly modified to keep the music within a certain key, then this is a tonal answer and the fugue a tonal fugue. This is the opposite of real answer.
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| 196214. |
Music Term: - Observance of a single key. Atonality, lack of key. Polytonality, the simultaneous use of several keys.
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| 196215. |
Music Term: - (1) The interval consisting of two semitones (e.g. C to D); (2) The quality of sound of an instrument.
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| 196216. |
Music Term: - A 20th century concept of playing an adjacent group of notes on a piano simultaneously by applying the forearm, fist or piece of wood to the keyboard.
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| 196217. |
Music Term: (Fr.), lclangfarbe (Ger.) - This is the characteristic quality of an instrument's or voice's tone. In basic terms it is the quality which distinguishes a note performed on one instrument compared with the same note sounded on an other instrument or sung by a voice The tone colour of an instrument corresponds with the harmonics of that instrument.
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| 196218. |
Music Term: - Same as symphonic poem.
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| 196219. |
Music Term: - An ordered melodic theme in serial or 12-tone music.
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| 196220. |
Music Term: - The first degree of the scale or a triad built on that degree.
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| 196221. |
Music Term: (It.) - Quick, rapid.
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| 196222. |
Music Term: (It.) - Calm.
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| 196223. |
Music Term: - (1) A subordinate passage serving as a link to another more important one. (2) A sudden change of key not going through the normal procedures referred to as modulation.
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| 196224. |
Music Term: - The writing down or performing of music in a different key from the original.
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| 196225. |
Music Term: - Instruments that produce different notes than those written in concert pitch.
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| 196226. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Sad.
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| 196227. |
Music Term: - (1) Treble clef. G clef on the second line; (2) Prefix to an instrument of high pitch within a family (e.g. treble recorder).
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| 196228. |
Music Term: (It.) - Indication to pianists that the left (soft) pedal is to be released.
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| 196229. |
Music Term: (Fr.) - Trill.
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| 196230. |
Music Term: (It., 'trembling') - Employing tremolo.
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| 196231. |
Music Term: (It.) - (I) The rapid reiteration of a single note. (2) The rapid alteration between two or more notes.
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| 196232. |
Music Term: - Organ device of producing a vibrato effect by alternately increasing and decreasing the wind pressure.
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| 196233. |
Music Term: - A lively Cossack dance in 2 / 4 time.
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| 196234. |
Music Term: - A three-note chord (e.g. C E G with E and G being a third and fifth above the lowest note C).
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| 196235. |
Music Term: - A musical ornament consisting of rapid alternation starting with the written note and then the note above. In the 17th and 18th centuries the trill started with the note above and then the note below. Also known as shake.
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| 196236. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Drinking song.
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| 196237. |
Music Term: - (1) A vocal or instrumental piece for three performers (e.g. a piano trio - piano, violin and 'cello); (2) The middle section of a minuet or scherzo. Originally this was written in three-part harmony and the title remained.
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| 196238. |
Music Term: - A composition usually for two violins and a 'cello, with a keyboard playing the bass line and supporting harmonies. Much favoured in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.
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| 196239. |
Music Term: - A concerto for three solo instruments with orchestra.
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| 196240. |
Music Term: - Invertible counterpoint in which three parts can be interchanged, each making a suitable bass for the other.
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| 196241. |
Music Term: - The playing of three notes simultaneously on a stringed instrument by the placing of the left hand fingers on the strings and shortening the vibrating length.
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| 196242. |
Music Term: - A group of three notes played in the time of 2.
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| 196243. |
Music Term: - Time consisting of three beats to the bar (e.g. 3 / 4, 3 / 2, 3 / 8).
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| 196244. |
Music Term: - The rapid articulation of T-K-T on a wind instrument. This is difficult to do on reed instruments.
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| 196245. |
Music Term: - The interval of three tones (e.g. F to B).
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| 196246. |
Music Term: (It., 'truncated') - A note broken off abruptly especially in vocal music.
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| 196247. |
Music Term: (It.) - Too much.
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| 196248. |
Music Term: - set the temperament of an instrument.
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| 196249. |
Music Term: (It.) - In the Turkish style.
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| 196250. |
Music Term: - A musical ornament turning around a note starting with the note bove.
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| 196251. |
Music Term: (It.) - Indication to pianist to release the left-hand pedal.
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| 196252. |
Music Term: (It.) - Generally this term means 'all the players' (e.g. in a concerto). The expression is used when the orchestra is playing without the soloist. In choral works tutti means chorus as opposed to soloists, or full chorus as opposed to semi-chorus.
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| 196253. |
Music Term: - See serial music.
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| 196254. |
Music Term: - American term for serial music
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| 196255. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Over, above.
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| 196256. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Exercise.
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| 196257. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Inversion, reversal.
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| 196258. |
Music Term: (It.) - Humour. Con umore, with humour.
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| 196259. |
Music Term: (It.) - Indication to pianists to use the left (soft) pedal to reduce the volume.
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| 196260. |
Music Term: - The sound of two or more voices singing simultaneously at the same pitch. Unison song, a song for several people all singing the same tune.
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| 196261. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Restless.
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| 196262. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Under, lower.
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| 196263. |
Music Term: - The upward movement of a conductor's hand or baton, especially indicating the beat before the main accent in a bar of music.
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| 196264. |
Music Term: - A bow stroke on stringed instruments from point to heel. See bowing and down-bow.
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| 196265. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Hindemith's term for works (mainly in the 1920s) intended to be closer to the public and directed to a social or educational purpose, utilising idioms in everyday use. Gebrauchmusik was represented in many forms, including music written to be played by anyone.
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| 196266. |
Music Term: (Fr.) - Waltz.
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| 196267. |
Music Term: - Generally this means to improvise a song accompaniment.
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| 196268. |
Music Term: - The modification or development of a theme, passage or figure with the theme always remaining recognizable.
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| 196269. |
Music Term: - Abbreviation for cello.
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| 196270. |
Music Term: (It.) - Realism. Particularly applied to Italian opera around 1900 with its violent and contemporary leanings.
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| 196271. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Indication to pianists to use the soft (left) pedal.
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| 196272. |
Music Term: - A rapid but minute fluctuation in pitch to give an expressive quality to a note (e.g. by a violinist's oscillations of the left hand). The degree and style is related to the intensity of feeling in the music.
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| 196273. |
Music Term: (Fr.) - Empty. Cordc a vide, open string.
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| 196274. |
Music Term: (Fr.) - Lively.
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| 196275. |
Music Term: - A performer with brilliant technique and exceptional skill.
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| 196276. |
Music Term: (Fr.) - Fast.
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| 196277. |
Music Term: (It.) - Lively .
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| 196278. |
Music Term: (It.) - Lively.
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| 196279. |
Music Term: - Abbreviation for viola.
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| 196280. |
Music Term: (Fr.) - A wordless composition for performance (e.g. in an opera or as an exercise for solo voice).
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| 196281. |
Music Term: (It.) - Voice.
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| 196282. |
Music Term: (It.) - Fast and light.
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| 196283. |
Music Term: (It.) - Time. (1) The terms prima volta (first time) and seconda volta (second time) are used when a section of a composition, or the composition, is to be repeated with some change in the final bar(s) indicated by these words and horizontal brackets; (2) A lively dance in 6 / 8 time popular in the late 16th and early 17th centuries in which men swing women high in the air.
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| 196284. |
Music Term: (It.) - Turn over (the page) quickly. Volti subito, turn quickly.
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| 196285. |
Music Term: - (1) Generally a free style keyboard piece; (2) An organ solo played before and after an Anglican service.
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| 196286. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - An appoggiatura.
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| 196287. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - A prelude.
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| 196288. |
Music Term: - A slow or fast dance in triple time with the characteristic one beat and one chord in the bar. The waltz became universally popular in the 19th century with Viennese composers.
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| 196289. |
Music Term: (Ger.) - Waltz.
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| 196290. |
Lyrics: Get to know the feeling of liberation and relief [or release]
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| 196291. |
Lyrics: You're moving in circles won't you dilate?
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| 196292. |
Lyrics: Do you ever dream of me? Do you ever see the letters that I write?
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| 196293. |
Lyrics: So put your books aside loosen up the suit and tie...
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| 196294. |
Lyrics: What does love want me to do?
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| 196295. |
Lyrics: What else can I do to get closer to you?
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| 196296. |
Lyrics: I'm only lookin' for a fantasy an interlude from reality
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| 196297. |
Lyrics: That's right here's where the talkin' ends
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| 196298. |
Lyrics: Can you hear them? They talk about us telling lies well that's no surprise
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| 196299. |
Lyrics: No April rain no flowers' bloom no wedding Saturday within the month of June
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| 196300. |
Lyrics: Ooh baby do you know what that's worth?
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