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1) Instruments that produce sounds natuarally when strings are bowed or plucked, a tube has passed through it, or percussion instruments are struck.
3) One movement long. Orchestra- tone poem. You can picture something with the muisc.
5) A genre of instrumental music for Orchestra consisting of several movements; also the orchestral ensemble that plays this genre. Muli- movement.
7) The large instrumental ensemble that plays symphonies, overtures, concertos, and the like.
9) A short distinctive melodic figure that stands by itself. (5 or less) da da da dahh.
10) A large, independent section of a major instrumental work, such as a sonata, dance suite, symphony, quartet, or concerto.
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2) Text to a set of music.
4) The tradititional music of any culture usually involving a specialized technical vocabulary and requiring long years of training it is "high art" or "learned" music that is enjoyed generation after generation.
6) The rational organization of sounds and silences as they pass through time.
8) A one movement work for orchestra of a Romantic era that gives musical expression to the emotions and events assocaited with a story, play, politcal occunence, personal experience, or encounter with nature.
11) A broad of music designed to please a large section of the general public; sometimes used in contradistinction to more "series" or more "learned" classical music.
12) The repeat of a piece demanded by an appreciative audience; an extra piece added at the end of a concert. (French for "again")
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