Romantic Opera
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- In opera, "singing" is called:
- "aria"
- accent
- stress point in music
- glissando
- a device of sliding up or down the scale very rapidly
- pizzicato
- plucking the strings instead of bowing
- flamenco
- folk music of spain; infused with gypsy elements
- ostinato
- repeated over and over
- rhythm
- organization of when we hear the notes in music
- melody
- series of notes arranged in order to form a recognizable unit
- tone
- when sound comes in regular vibrations; definite, consistant pitch
- harmony
- at least 2 notes played simultaneously; provide the support & enrichment of a melody
- color (timbre)
- tone quality of any sound; allows us to recognize piece
- texture
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what instruments are playing;
ex: monophonic, homophoic, polyphonic - form
- in music, the general shape of a composition as perceived by the listener
- romanticism
- personal relationship with anything
- through composed
- compositions made up of ever changing music; no obvious repetitions or overt musical form from beginning to end