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| the four qualities of tones are |
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| timbre, loudness, pitch, and duration |
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| element of style produced by the arrangement of durations in music |
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| scoring allows composers to control the |
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| Period of enlightenment, late 18th century, is what period in music? |
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| most important aristocratic dance of 18th century (1700s) |
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| concerns for artist in the Romantic Period were |
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| love, death, supernatural, patriotism, and nature |
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| used by 20th century composers to give harsh, edgy quality to music |
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| most important composer of ballet music in late 19th century |
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| Russian composer who wrote swan lake |
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| piece in which stanzas are all sung to same music is in what form? |
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| sacred scripture book of 150 songs |
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| Musical mass consists of how many sections of the Mass liturgy used at every observance of the service? |
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| Mass for the Dead is known as the |
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| which instrument comes in two sizes: smaller in B flat, and larger in A. |
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| on a string instrument, two tones can be produced at once using the technique |
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| A work for solo instrument and orchestra |
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| a performer on the trombone can produce two pitches at a time, also called |
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