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| phrases with like music, different cadences |
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| phrases with different music and different cadences |
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| phrases with like or different music, same cadences (in same key) |
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| 2 or more phrases, the final one ending with the most terminal cadence |
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| a period with an antecedent and consequent (question+answer); cadences must be different |
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| two or more dissimilar phrases NOT ending with a terminal cadence |
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| two or more similar phrases NOT ending with a terminal cadence |
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| 2 or more phrases with repeated cadences (could be literally repeated phrases) |
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| when a period ends with a terminal cadence in same key as began... |
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| when a period ends with a terminal cadence in a new key or on a new tonic... |
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| phrases that are the same length |
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| phrases with different lengths |
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| phrases have same opening bars (repetition or sequence) |
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| phrases have different opening bars |
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| special type of parallel period with 4 phrases -- a two-part antecedent and two-part consequence |
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| thematic material presented or restated |
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| material that connects expository material; unstable, unsteady; sense of incompleteness |
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| material that provides a sudden or unexpected change in tonality, theme, or texture, creating an aside or interjection |
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