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| simplicity, no formal training, commercially liable |
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| highly complex, formal training, beauty, intelectuality |
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| social awareness, no formal training, oral tradition, ethnic, societal influence, oral history and function |
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| pianisimo-very soft; piano-soft; mezzo piano-medium soft; mezzo forte-med. loud; forte-loud; fortissimo-very loud |
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| a series of pitches organized into a recognizeable line |
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| foundation to the melody through chords underneath the melody |
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| the flow of music through time (beat, pulse) |
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| in order from slow to fast |
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| the number of beats in every measure of music |
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one line of music
2 lines of music
3+lines of music |
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| string, brass, woodwind, keyboard, percussion |
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