Music Through Time

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  1. 2. a musical form in which the a section repeats between two or more contrasting sections, such as ABACABA
  2. 4. a song that tells a story
  3. 7. a song for solo voice and accompaniment, which often includes a solo instument
  4. 8. small rhythmic ideas based on groupings of 3 used in medieval music
  5. 10. in a vocal work with a story, this movement moves the story along, giving information. It is sung by a soloist in free rhythm
  6. 12. capo aria an aria in ABA form
  7. 13. Melody supported by harmony
  8. 15. nonreligious in nature
  9. 18. Music consisting of tow or more independent melodies sung or played together.
  10. 20. Italian word for a song
  11. 21. A style of painting in late nineteenth-century France that attempted to give an "impression" of a scene at one given moment in time, as opposed to an exact representation of it. The style is also found in music, literature, and sculpture
  12. 22. an unaccompanied song for four to six voices with poetic text that was developed in Italy
  13. 23. a composition written for orchestra and one or more solo instruments.
  14. 24. A type of musical composition with several short parts or movements of varying character. Frequently these parts are written in dance forms
  15. 25. a rhythmic or melodic fragment that can serve as the basic element from which a more complex musical structure can be created.
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  1. 1. Italian for tail; a short section added to the end of a piece.
  2. 3. an extended work for orchestra, chorus, and solo voices based on religious mythological, or poetic literature
  3. 5. the text of an opera or oratorio; from the Italian word meaning "little book"
  4. 6. a theatrical production combining drama, vocal and orchestral music, costumes, scenery, and sometimes dance.
  5. 9. the distance between one pitch and the next higher or lower pitch that has the same name
  6. 11. Signing or playing that involves one group echoing or answering the other.
  7. 14. a person who takes a piece of music in its original form and arranges it as a version to be played by a different combination of instruments
  8. 16. a person who designs the movements for a dance
  9. 17. also known as a musical theater, a play that includes singing and dancing
  10. 19. a fee paid to a composer to write a piece of music for a certain person, group, or occasion