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Kori Hill Some folks joke that Antonio Vivaldi (1678–1741) wrote the same concerto
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Kori Hill Some folks joke that Antonio Vivaldi (1678–1741) wrote the same concerto
A. Kori Hill Lately, when Errollyn Wallen must work on a commission, she doesn’t go to an office or a café or a library; she goes to her lighthouse. Errollyn […]
If so, do they return the same way?
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That’s the cool thing about music scholarship: it doesn’t stay the same.
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Schubert wrote his Marche Militaire for piano four hands — two people playing the same
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Each part uses the same notes, but they start one after the other until everyone
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All the notes are moving the same way, accompanying the same melody.
A. Kori Hill When you listen to Monie Love’s “It’s a Shame (My Sister)” you’ll hear quotes of The Spinners’ “It’s a Shame”. When you hear Sugarhill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delight” […]
Sometimes it’s trills, sometimes it’s Price starting a solo on the same two notes
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A march keeps the same time (for example, “1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4”) so that everyone moves
A music scale made up of 12 notes, each a half step apart. For example, on the piano a chromatic scale is played by playing each white and black key […]
scale is played by playing each white and black key between two notes with the same
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Name Begins With: U Unison Multiple performers playing or singing notes on the same