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music that does not seek to suggest a story or scene, but is concerned with formal construction; distinguished from program music

in the Baroque, a circle of friends who gathered together to discuss literary and philosophical ideas

Piano mechanism that transmits the movement of the player to movement of the keys and hammers

Aesthetic experience

emotional and sometimes physiological response elicited by an artistic work

predominant emotion of an artistic work

French for "charm;" refers to an ornament in music, usually indicated by a written sign in the music

ethnic group of West Africa

Analog technology

takes an audio signal and translates it into electronic pulses.

Antebellum period

period before the Civil War

type of chant sung before or after the recitation of a psalm in the Office; also associated with psalmody in the Mass

government-enforced system of racial segregation in South Africa from 1948-1994

lyric song for solo voice; also found in large-scale genres, including opera and cantata

music created by a culturally respected individual, often associated with conveying a specific artistic idea; sometimes called "classical' music

song written by a trained composer to convey a specific artistic idea, as in projecting the mood and meaning of a poetic text

lacking a tonal center, or "key"