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Misummer Night’s Dream composer |
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Midsummer Night’s Dream genre |
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Midsummer Night’s Dream performing forces |
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Midsummer Night’s Dream form |
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instrumental music with extra-musical associations inspired by literature, art, etc. |
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A freestanding progrmattic orchestral work not aconnected to an opera or ballet. |
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The most important musical form of the Classical era, consisting of Exposition, Development and Recapitulation. |
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“study” – a work that focuses on developing a technical skill |
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extensive use of notes outside of the key signature |
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patriotism expressed through music |
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Revolutionary Etude composer |
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Revolutionary Etude genre |
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A story is told through music and a highly stylized form of dance. |
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two or more keys sounding simultaneously, creating dissonance |
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Petrushka instrumentation |
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oarge orchestra with expanded percussion (including piano) |
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A structure where the A section alternates with contrasting sections. |
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a five note scale often used in folk music |
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Music created by electronic means using devices such as tape recorders, synthesizers, computers. |
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Dripsody performing forces |
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recorded sound of dripping water |
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Electronic music made by recording natural sounds on magnetic tape and manipulating them. |
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A largely improvised style, featuring syncopation, blues scale, bule notes. African American origin. |
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A common musical structure in jazz music consisting of three 4-bar phrases |
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