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    ideas‚ it becomes questionable as to whether the arrangements fully preserved the true style Chinese folk music. Chinese folk music‚ like much of Western folk music‚ was passed down from generation to generation (Chinatravel). As these well-known melodies were passed down‚ they became more elaborated and developed with modern techniques. Depending on the origins of these folk tunes‚ the structure‚ style‚ and contexts in which they were written‚ vary. Northern Chinese folk music tends to lean more

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    Hip-Hop was brought into the U.S by a gathering of Jamaican settlers in the 70’s. One of the Jamaicans‚ Clive Campbell‚ A.K.A Kool Herc started‚ making instrumentals out of two turntables. While another man from the Bronx‚ Theodore Livingstone‚ A.K.A Grand Wizard‚ incidentally found the scratching sound of the turntable. Rap was made as a between social marvel of New York’s poorer segments (Harlem‚ Soho‚ Greenwich Village‚ Bronx‚ Queens‚ and Brooklyn). Rap turned into a developed type of Jamaican

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    greater impact from the crescendo at bar 31. One positive for this song was the great saxophone solo at bar 28-32. The blend during these bars was also well done‚ since other sections were playing softer‚ allowing the saxophones to take control of the melody. For the clarinets‚ one positive was our articulation at bars 7-13 and 19-28. The clear articulation played allowed us to contribute to the build up of the song’s intensity. I think a next step for this song would be to listen to a recording of our

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    war. It was also a time of scientific research and astronomical studies. 3. Was did the term Baroque originally mean? Odd‚ irregular‚rough‚ or uneven 4. Why did early baroque composers favor homophony? It was a new concept in texture‚ a melody in one voice supported by a harmnoy in the others 5. What texture did late baroque composers prefer? Homophony 6. The musical style of the Baroque era began in what country and then spread throughout Europe? Italy 7. Church modes gradually

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    instrumental song of the late Renaissance called canzon da sonar. This leads eventually to the trio sonata‚ for four instruments despite its name‚ which consisted of two melody instruments‚ a chord playing instrument‚ and a basso continuo. Along with the trio sonata‚ there was the solo sonata that was written primarily for a melody instrument and a basso continuo. In the late 1600s‚ the word sonata was associated with sonate da chiesa‚ for church‚ and sonate da camera‚ for chamber. With the rejection

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    open sound. The recording that I have is 7 minutes and 57 seconds in length. The tune starts out with the rhythm section playing the first 8 bars of the tune‚ which is an ostinato on a syncopated 1 to 5 bass line. Then the horns come in with the melody in unison. Then is goes into the Tenor solo. George begins playing a lot of lines composed of fourths with very little feeling of time. Then he starts to move into more running lines. He ends his solo somewhat abruptly after one chorus‚ which moves

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    MUL 1010 Test 1 1. Define the following: melody‚ rhythm‚ texture‚ harmony Melody – a series of tones that create a musical phrase Rhythm- how music is organized in time Texture- the number of melodies Harmony – how many chords are constructed and how they follow each other 2. What are the families of instruments? Give an example of 1 instrument from each family. Strings- Violin Woodwind- Oboe Brass- Trombone Percussion- Cymbals 3. What are the three panes of listening to music as described by

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    some harpsichords had at least two keyboards. The player could change from to one to another make two different sounds that contrasted each other. Baroque music is often a melody with a bass line at the bottom e.g.‚ a singer and a cello. The cello would be the bass line because it is low-pitched and wouldn’t over-ride the melody. The cello would be accompanied by a harpsichord or organ that also played the bass

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    grounded in certain traditions and styles that had been approved by the public‚ often quite formal. Composers were seen as workers who were hired to write music that would please their employer (Sagebiel). The classical period of music combined harmony‚ melody‚ rhythm‚ and orchestration more effectively than earlier periods of music. The classical period is best known for the symphony‚ a form of a large orchestral ensemble. The symphonic pieces generally had three movements‚ the sonata‚ the minuet and the

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    in the pieces he published for the Hebrew Melodies in

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