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series of pitches that ascend & desend |
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backdrop of pitches to support melody |
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3 or more pitches sounded simultaneous |
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the temporal aspect that animates the music |
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relative complexity of music |
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2 or more melodies occurring simultaneously |
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underlying structure of a piece of music |
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main type of music during period, monophonic, religious |
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adding another voice part to chant |
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main musical service of catholic church |
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special occassion/holidays |
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groups of french noblemen who wrote secular poems and music |
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#1 freak of renaissance – composer |
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most important in classical |
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who ushered romantic period |
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main service of catholic church |
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important source of religious music |
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extended religious work for chiors, orchestra |
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african am. high energy, intense |
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indonessian, type of balinese |
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person who call muslim’s to prayer daily |
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