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Music definitions

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A Capella

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Vocal music performed without an instrumental accompaniment.

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Absolute Music

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Abstract music, the opposite to programme music. It is not composed to represent or illustrate anything else.

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Accent

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Extra stress given to a note in a piece of music.

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Accompaniment

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A musical part (vocal or instrumental) which supports or provides the harmony for the main tune.

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Aria

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Italian word for "air" or tune. A song for a solo voice with or without accompaniment.

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Arpeggio

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A type of broken chords. The notes are played one by one in ascending or descending order.

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Ascending

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Music which moves from lower to higher notes.

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Barbershop

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A style of a cappella singing that typically uses four-part close harmony.

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Baroque

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Musical era from 1600 to 1750.

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Basso Continuo

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An accompaniment made up of a continuous base line over which chords are improvised.

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Block Chord

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A chord which notes are played simultaniously.

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Body Percussion

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Sounds made using parts of the body.

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Broken Chord

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A chord whose notes are played in succession or in sequence.

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Cadence

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A short chord progression used at the end of a musical phrase to create a resting point in the music.

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Call and Response

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A compostitional technique in which a first musical phrase sounds as though it is answered by a second phrase performed by a different voice or group.