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Concert piece for Orchestra/opening of opera or musical |
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Buddhist temple with several levels |
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Depicting spatial relationships on a flat surface |
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Literally “soft/loud” on modern piano |
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Composition with many equal parts |
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Multiple rhythms occurring simultaneously |
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Eclectic style using older forms in a contemporary context |
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Composition for keyboard or opening for musical theatre |
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Artists who are self taught |
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Person responsible for financing productions |
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Textual reference to a piece of music |
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Leading character in a theatrical production |
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Jazz style/regular rhythms/syncopation |
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Stage floor w/ back higher then front |
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Words recited on pitch w/ melodic extended air |
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Sculpture projecting from backstage beam |
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Receptacle for religious relic |
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Historical era between 1400-1699 |
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Religious altar panel in a church |
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Movement of a uniform or patterned recurrence |
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Repeated rhythm played by a drum or a cymbal to keep time |
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Melodic fragment repeated by a group (usually jazz) |
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Major focus of a plot development |
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Style emphasizing emotion free imagination |
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Musical form with three different sections |
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An arrangement of seven tones systematically from A to G |
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Creator of physical environment for a play |
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A three dimensional style used by Leonardo |
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Meter divisible by 2 i.e. 2/4, 2/2, 2/8 etc |
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Musical form based on contrasting themes and tonalities |
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Monitor of a play/opera in production |
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Commemorative stone marker |
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Shrine in shape of a dome or mountain |
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Particular type, mode, or expression |
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Closely related to key center, 4th scale step |
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Big band jazz marked by smooth flowing beat |
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Orchestra itself or music written for one |
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Deliberate disturbance of the normal pulse in music |
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Dance style emphasizing rhythm and time |
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Central idea of a play or music composition |
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Slang for anything connected with popular song composition |
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Key center, first scale step name or chord based on first scale name |
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A disastrous event carried to an unhappy conclusion |
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Three notes performed in the space of two |
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Late 19th century musical theatre |
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Ceiling design on the arch principal of construction |
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Ancient Mesopotamian structure with terraces and sloping sides |
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