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| Art/music with an emphasis on creative imagination and expresson of emotions. |
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| Fascination with foreign lands and cultures evoked through melody, rhythm,harmony and orchestration. |
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| Patriotism expressed by the use of folk song and dance, myths, legends, history, landscape. |
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| Extensive use of notes outside the prevailing key signature. |
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| The musical setting of a poem for solo voice and piano. |
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| The musical setting of a German poem for voice and piano. |
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| A collection of art songs united by a central theme or narrative and intended to be performed together. |
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| A song structure in which the same music is performed for each verse of the poem. |
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| A song structure that allows for some repetition of music and some changes to reflect the text. |
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| Through-composed. A song structure that does not repeat entire sections of the music, but reflects the meaning of the text as the story unfolds. |
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| Through-composed. A song structure that does not repeat entire sections of the music, but reflects the meaning of the text as the story unfolds. |
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| A stately Polish dance in triple meter. |
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| "robbed time'. Rhythmic flexibility used as an expressive device. |
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| A drama that is sung and staged. |
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| A Cuban dance/song in 2/4 time with a characteristic rhythmic motive. |
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