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| ordering of music through time |
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| sound created by many voices and/or instruments |
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| number andrelationship of musical lines and voices |
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| structure of musical work |
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| series of notes that are complete even out of song |
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| notes very close to each other |
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| series of notes that move stepwise and converse a complete span |
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| three or more tones simutaneously |
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| two or more independent voices |
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| parts move together rather than independently |
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| play of virtues-genre, texture, rhythm and time |
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| plainchant, monophonic, free rhythm in middle ages |
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| the cricket-texture, form, time |
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| polyphonic, ternary, renassaince |
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| sing joyfully-genre, texture, time |
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| anthem, polyphonic, renassaince |
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| dido and auneus- genre, texture, time |
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| opera, homophonic, baroque |
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| one note per syllable, hildegard |
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| gregorian chant, hildegard |
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| compositional technique of writing polyphonic, josquin |
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| use of music to depict specific words/ideas in text , josquin |
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| highly varied musical compositions, byrd |
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| concluding one part and starting another, byrd |
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| french overture- composer |
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| gets audience attention, instrumental, purcell |
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| move story along, purcell |
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| phrase repeated in same voice, hildegard |
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| establish feeling, hildegard |
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| bass line repeated over and over, purcell |
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