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aleatory music

aleatory music on Encyclopedia.com

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alcuno, -a (It.). Some; certain.

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alborada (Sp.). Spanish morning song, orig. performed on a primative oboe with drum accompaniment as a morning serenade. See also albe, aubade.

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Albinoni, Tomaso (Giovanni)

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Alberti bass.

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Albéniz, Issac (Manuel Francisco)

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alba

Mediaeval Poetry and How to Write It

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al fine

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air. Tune, melody; song. Air varié (Fr.), tema con variazioni.

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Aida trumpet. A long trumpet specially constructed for use in Verdi's opera Aida. The orginal, manufactured in France, was called trompette thébaine, trumpet of Thebes. It produced only 4 notes: A-flat, B-flat, B-natural, and C.

Aïda trumpet in B natural; 1-valve (A. Sax, Paris, c 1883)

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aguinaldo

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agogic

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Agnus Dei

The History of the Agnus Dei

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agitato

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aggregate

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African music.

African Music Encyclopedia

African Music Archive

African Music

African Music on the Internet

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A flat major

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affettuoso (It., with affect). Passionatly, emotionally, with great feeling, very expressively.

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affects, doctrine of.

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aerophones

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Aeolian mode

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aeolian harp or lyre

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Adorno, Theodor

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Adler, Richard

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Adderley, "Cannonball" (Julian Edwin)

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added seventh

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adaptation. Arrangement

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Adams, John (Coolidge)

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Adam (adan) da la Halle (Hale)

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Adam, Adolphe (Charles)

Adam, Adolphe Charles

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adagio

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adagietto

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ad libitum

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Acuff, Roy (Claxton)

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action songs

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action music.

John Barry: A Life In Music

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action.

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act (It., atto). A primary division of an opera or scenic cantata. In opera each act may be subdivided into several scenes and tableaux.

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acoustics, architectural.

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acoustics

Music Acoustics

Basics in music acoustics

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acid rock

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accordion

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Accordiana

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accompaniment

Devachan Music - Mark Simos

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accidental

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acciaccatura

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accent. A stress, such asan increse in dynamic level.

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accelerato (It., Accelerated). Livelier, faster.

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accelerando

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Accardo, Salvatore

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Abteilung (Ger.). Division or portion of a composition.

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absurd music

DEAD DOG The Laboratory of ABSURD Music

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abstract music

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absolute pitch. Perfect pitch.

Absolute pitch

An Overview of Absolute Pitch

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absolute music

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Abschnitt (Ger.) Section.

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Abravanel, Maurice

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ablation

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Abecedarianism (A-B-C-D-arianism)

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abdampfen (Ger., evaporate). Deaden the sound, e.g., place hand on timpani; release piano damper pedal.

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Abbado, Claudio

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ABA

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Ab (Ger., off). In organ music, remove stop or coupler.

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A tempo (It., in time). Return to the Preccding rate of speed.

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A string. The 2nd string (2nd highest) of a violin; the 1st of a viola or cello; the 3rd of a double bass; the 5th of a guitar.

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a poco a poco (It, little by little). Gradually. Correct adverbial form for poco a poco, but seldom used.

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A minor. The key of resignation.

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a mezzo voce (It., half voice). With half the power of the voice (or instruments).

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A major. A key often associated with springtime.

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a cappella

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a (It. prepostition); á (Fr. Preposition). By, at, in, with, for.

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