A style of music in which short phrases that repeat themselves join the music layer by layer

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A work in which a solo Voice or Instrument is accompanied by piano

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A large scale sacred piece of music composed for orchestra, choir, and soloists

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A textually fixed (Kyrie, Gloria, Credo ect.) sacred type of work from the Renaissance and Baroque period

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A single line of unaccompanied vocal melody

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A type of singing were the singer can adopt the rhythms to make them sound like regular speaking

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The type of music to use recorded sounds as source material

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A Single line of music sung without any instrumental accompaniment

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A Type of Renaissance dance in duple time, and a slow tempo

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A type of Renaissance dance in triple time, and a fast tempo

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A Renaissance choral piece with Latin words

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Strophic Renaissance piece in English which includes a solo voice accompanied by a lute or other instruments

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A type of madrigal with "fa la la la la la"

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Secular Renaissance music NOT in Latin. Imitative polyphony, usually 6 unaccompanied parts

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Sacred Renaissance composition. Strophic, and in english

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A style in the 20th century which was a reaction to Romanticism. Composers returned to earlier forms and principles of style

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Compositional style where composers utilise the 12 tone technique

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A sacred hymn tune in German

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Up beat Electronic music which commonly features a strong pulse and bass

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A minor piece ends in a major chord

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An Italian term referring to an instrumental part essential to the effect of the music

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The effect which occurs when a note that is part of the harmony is held above the next base note, creating a discord

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The music is in more than 1 key at once

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A song in German

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Singing and talking

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Male voice in the alto range

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Renaissance term to describe a group of instruments playing together that are in the same family

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Vocal virtuosic passages involving scales, runs, and arpeggios

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