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| music gradually getting faster |
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| notes which sound louder than others |
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| an ornament which sounds like a crushed note quickly on or just before the beat |
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| other instruments or voices support the main melody |
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| root, 3rd and 5th with added 6th note |
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| broken chords played with the left hand outlining harmonies while the right hand plays the melody |
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| players have some freedom as to the choice of rhythm and pitch |
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| an up beat at the start of a piece of music |
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| a reply to a musical question |
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| short sacred choral piece sung in English |
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| dialogue between voices and instruments |
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| an ornament which sounds like a leaning note |
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| an instruction given to string players to use the bow |
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| a song in opera, oratorio or cantata |
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| notes of a chord played one after the other |
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| notes which rise in pitch |
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| no feeling of key, major or minor |
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| an increase in the length of notes, music will sound slower |
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| 5th note of chord is raised a tone |
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