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No narration or story line |
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No reference beyond the music itself |
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NEW ART Reference to music of the 14th Cen. |
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German lied./ French /chanson/vocal solos |
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Innovators; The cutting edge |
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Formalized theatrical dance |
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Historical Era between 1600 and 1750 |
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Actor’s movement on the stage |
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Piano blues with strong rhythmic bass |
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Built for supporting a building’s exterior |
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Form using a statement from another source |
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Sacred composition sung with accompaniment |
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A projecting beam anchored without support |
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Music composed for small ensembles |
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Musical composition with narrative |
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Designed for children; has adult values |
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A series of chords played in a series |
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Combination of notes sounded together |
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Emphasizing harmony and balance |
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High point in a play or music |
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Comp. of varied overlapping materials |
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Divisible by three
Ex. 3/4 6/8 |
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Stones arranged in a staggered course |
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Ancient Mesopotamian writing |
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Frenzied Medieval writing |
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Falling action; resolution of a falling climax |
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A chord consisting of two minor chords |
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Artistic controller of a play or film |
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Shift of character; leading to reversal |
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Style of jazz based on improvisation |
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Non-fictional narrative film |
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Comp. using 12 equal tones w/no tonal center |
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Closely related key center scale step #5 |
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A serious presentation w/character conflict |
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Volume levels or amount of force |
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Ballet dance on toes or point |
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Painting with heated pigment |
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Greek theory/ music has moral/amoral content |
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Revealing characters or conflicts in a play.
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Opening themes in music |
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Expanded traditional forms in music. 12 tone blues. |
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Exterior of face of a building |
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Open external support of a building |
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Musical structure; the overall compositional design |
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Wall painting using water-soluble pigment on wet surface |
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Contrapuntal musical composition |
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Subject matter from everyday life |
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The rhythm created by changes in harmony |
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Simultaneous sounding of pitches, arr. Vertically |
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Egyptian or Mayan picture writing |
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