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| changing from one key to another |
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| complete break or pause in the music |
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| the structure plan blueprint of music |
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| sudden stress or accent on a single note or chord |
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| the way multiple voices intereact in a composition |
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| when the 7th scale degree is raised |
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| scale with consecutive half steps |
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| texture with melody and accompanying harmony |
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| play heavily accented short and seperated |
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| three part form based on a statement (A), contrast or departure (B), and repition (A) |
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| slurred rapid slide through pitches of a scale |
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| small fluctuations of a pitch to enhance tone |
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| two or more melodic lines combined into a multi-voiced texture |
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| scale where the 6th and 7th scales are raised going up and lowered going down |
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| ornamental note that comes before the primary note |
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when a certain section returns
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| notes that sound the same but are spelled or written differently |
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| single line texture of melody without accompaniment |
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| two part form with each section normally repeated |
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