Category of | attuned, tuned; chromatic; diatonic; popular, pop; conjunct; disjunct; diminished; bowed; plucked; fast; slow; first; second; copyrighted; unresolved, dissonant; alto; tenor; lyric; dramatic; major; minor; cantabile, singing; tuned; monophonic; polyphonic, contrapuntal; natural; sharp; flat; stopped; unstopped, open; solo; con brio; staccato, disconnected; legato, smooth; masculine; feminine; tonal; atonal, unkeyed; atonalistic; fretted; unfretted; serial; polyphonic, polyphonous; lyric; mensural; transposition; release, tone ending; interlude, intermezzo, entr'acte; music; recapitualtion; tuning; audio CD, audio compact disc; electric organ, electronic organ, Hammond organ, organ; sounding board, soundboard; stop; synthesizer, synthesiser; unison; registration; timbre, timber, quality, tone; crescendo; forte, fortissimo; decrescendo, diminuendo; piano, pianissimo; register; pyrotechnics; music; section, subdivision; dedication, inscription; musical notation; sheet music; scale, musical scale; flourish, fanfare, tucket; swoop, slide; gamut; roulade; tonic, keynote; supertonic; mediant; subdominant; dominant; submediant; subtonic, leading tone; staff, stave; slur; tie; segno; sforzando; world premiere; preparation; resolution; theme, melodic theme, musical theme, idea; statement; ligature; largo; larghetto; adagio; syncopation; expressive style, style; arioso; vibrato; executant; musician; sightreader; tremolo; value, time value, note value; tempo, pacing; beats per minute, bpm, metronome marking, M.M.; con brio; fugally; presto; largo; accelerando; adagio; andante; allegretto; allegro; glissando; molto; pizzicato; prestissimo; rallentando; dolce; invert; sharpen; flatten, drop; sound off, strike up; compose, write; counterpoint; set to music; arrange, set; put; score; transpose; melodize, melodise; harmonize, harmonise; realize, realise; fiddle; play; swing; rag; play; beat; chord; solmizate; prepare |
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Narrower | section, subdivision; musical, musical comedy, musical theater; monophony, monophonic music, monody; polyphony, polyphonic music, concerted music; polytonality, polytonalism; popularism; harmony, musical harmony; tune, melody, air, strain, melodic line, line, melodic phrase; part music; musical composition, opus, composition, piece, piece of music; prelude; overture; antiphony; refrain, chorus; ballet; serialism, serial music; syncopation; music genre, musical genre, genre, musical style; Bach; Beethoven; Brahms; Chopin; Gilbert and Sullivan; Handel; Haydn; Mozart; Stravinsky; Wagner; Ta'ziyeh |
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