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In notation, indicating that a note is not to be sharp or flat. read moreneo-classical
A term describing the music of some twentieth-century composers whose techniques draw on those of the Baroque and Classical periods. read moreneo-classicism
Movement in the twentieth century to revive forms, genres, and styles of the eighteenth century. read moreneume
A sign used in medieval notation showing the groups of notes to which a syllable should be sung. read morenocturne
A piece that evokes night, usually a short, lyrical piano piece. read morenonet
A work for nine performers. read morenotation
Writing down of music, usually on a staff of lines, using signs that define the pitch, duration, and other qualities of sound. read morenote
The written symbol for a tone of definite pitch; also the tone itself. read moreGlossary
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