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highness/lowness of a sound |
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hierarchy, home pitch (do) |
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pitch, interval, tonality |
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sound organized by humans |
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diatonic, pentatonic, chromatic |
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Monophonic, Heterophonic, Homophonic, Polyphonic |
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1 sound (multiple voices singing same melody) |
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2 or more voices (voice + violin) singing the 1 melody |
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1 predominant melody with background support (drums & violins) |
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several melodies @ 1 time |
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organization of sounds and silence |
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place where you take a breath, short group of notes together |
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short phrase repeated again |
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trills, vibrato, melismas |
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group of pitches to one syllable of text |
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words that have no meaning (ex. la la la) |
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song form, melody repeated |
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piano, something hitting itself |
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the way of life of a people, learned and transmitted from one generation to the next |
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a group of people’s total involvement with music: ideas, actions, institutions, artifacts — everything that has to do with music |
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Music, Performers, Audience, Time & Space |
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Affective experience, performance, community, memory/history |
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