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strongest sense of leading to the home pitch ti on a scale |
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| the certain "home pitch" that the melody focuses on |
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| 6 different instrument families |
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- strings
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- plucked strings
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| 1 movement orchestral composistion in a free musical form. |
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advanced science that imporved tuning of instruments. could play in all keys. |
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| groups of pitches played simultaneously |
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the musical content of supports the melody. accompaniament |
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tonic pitch. tonic. most melodies will start & end on this pitch |
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12 half steps covers the span of an octave |
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a set of 7 notes that span a distance of an octave foundation to western music dates back to greeks |
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