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| distinct sound of an instrument |
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| a repeated pattern over which music occurs |
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AB improve AB or AB (the exopsition)
development, AB recapitulation |
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preformance style where a solo voice
performs an idea and the rest echo it
comes from field hollers |
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metronome setting played into
headphones for tempo accuracy in
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| contrasting middle section of a tune |
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| musicians exchanging solos in four bar groups |
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| chording intruments creating accompanments for soloists. Accompanying* |
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| measured in cycles per second, the vibration of a string at 220CPS is Pitch A |
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| using material from the tun like rythhms and intervels and melodic gesture for extempornaeous playing of real time music |
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| arranges music. creates compositions. |
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| writes the words for american musicals |
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