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	Essentials of Music - Glossary
		A musical instrument with a small keyboard and free-vibrating metal reeds that sound when air is generated by pleated bellows.
		World music classification for instruments that produce sound by using air as the primary vibrating means, such as flute, trumpet or whistle.
		Indeterminate music in which certain elements of performance (such as pitch, rhythm or form) are left to choice or chance.
	www.essentialsofmusic.com /glossary/a.html (594 words)

	Music Terms
		A term signifying the music composed between 1600 and 1750, characterized by homophonic texture with the uppermost part carrying the melody over the bass line; a search for affective expression; the development of new styles for various functions and new techniques, such as dissonance and tonality.
		A musical symbol indicating the removal of a sharp or flat from a particular pitch.
		A drama set to music, in which words are sung in the form of recitatives, arias, and ensembles, usually accompanied by orchestra and generally performed with sets and costumes.
	www.victoriapacking.com /musicinfo.html (3995 words)

	Musical Dictionary
		Music which is inspired by itself rather than extramusical implications such as the stories legends of "program" music.
		Aleatory, or aleatoric music - Chance music in which the performers are free to perform their own material and/or their own manner of presentation.
		The most commonly used clefs in choral music are the G, or treble, clef and the F or bass clef.
	www.chrisbsmusic.com /musdic.html (1186 words)

	Augmentation (music) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In music and music theory augmentation is the lengthening or widening of rhythms, melodies, intervals, chords.
		This technique is often used in contrapuntal music.
		It gives rise to the "canon in augmentation", in which the notes in the following voice are longer than those in the leading.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Augmentation_(music) (243 words)

	Augmentation
		In music and music theory augmentation is the lengthening or widening of
		In heraldry, an augmentation is a modification or addition to a coat of arms, typically given by a monarch as either a mere mark of favour, or a reward or recognition for some meritorious act.
		It is important to note that the grants of entire new coats by monarchs as a reward are not augmentations, and (in theory) an augmentation mistakenly given to someone who did not have a right to a coat would be nugatory.
	www.mp3.fm /Augmentation.htm (237 words)

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		Music which is inspired by itself rather than extra musical implications such as the stories legends of "program" music.
		Frequently associated with octave, third and sixth intervals; however, fourths and fifths may be sounds of consonance, as in both early and 20th-century music.
		A musical ornament characterized by the rapid performance of a given note, the major or minor second above and below, and a return to the given note.
	www.flashrock.com /music/dictionary.php (5132 words)

	Glossary
		Fortspinnung: term used by the Germans to describe music that is a rather consistent "spinning forth" of the same motive; that is, most European music since 1600, but especially music of the baroque.
		Maestro di Cappella: literally "master of the chapel"; title for one whose responsibilities were to compose and/or conduct the music at a church, cathedral, or royal chapel.
		Senario: Term used by 16th-century music theorist, Gioseffo Zarlino, to denote the division of the monochord into six proportions, thereby enabling him to generate all consonances from one acoustical source.
	jan.ucc.nau.edu /~tas3/glossary.html (3985 words)

	Classical Net - Music of the Augustan Age - Outside Composers
		In sacred music augmentation of instrumentation usually applied to music written for four voices and organ or where the instrumentation was regarded as too meagre.
		Music by A.Vivaldi conductor at the aforementioned hospital.
		We can only speculate as to the difference in the history of music if Augustus II had accepted this job application, that was surely the culmination of Bach's desires since his first contact with the Dresden Court, a court to which he ultimately owed allegiance from 1723 onwards.
	www.classical.net /music/comp.lst/articles/dresden/outside.html (3332 words)

	Music Dictionary
		Music is usually grouped in 2's (duple meter), or 3's (triple meter).
		It's when the music starts out on a certain set of notes, called a key, then changes to a higher or lower set of notes, which is a new key.
		If the music moves to a different key (see modulation), it is expected to return to the original key (called the tonic).
	www.courtneysmusicsite.net /musicdictionary.html (5426 words)

	LA Music Academy - Programs - Drums - Course Descriptions
		Music notation is a class designed to help the student improve their ability to notate music.
		You will be studying and analyzing the musical arrangements and orchestrations of some of the important individual figures and bands that shaped the world of commercial music, such as Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, Weather Report, Chick Corea, Don Redman, and Sammy Nestico, to name a few.
		Throughout the 20-week course, you will be continuously arranging and orchestrating music, all with the guidance of your instructor and constantly preparing to become successful, and professional arrangers/orchestrators.
	www.lamusicacademy.com /departments/drums/courseDescriptions.asp (2989 words)

	Music Mind and Health \|\| Projects \|\| Hyperinstruments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Music affects us in ways that are more direct and substantial than just about any other stimuli.
		Our interest in the new field of music, mind and health will develop the technologies and research required to answer these questions.
		We are currently working in several different areas of music augmentation, with both healthy and pathological individuals.
	www.media.mit.edu /hyperins/projects/music_mind_health.html (124 words)

	Glossary
		augmentation The restatement of a theme in longer note values, often twice as long (and therefore twice as slow) as the original.
		chance music A type of contemporary music in which some or all of the elements, such as rhythm or the interaction among voices, are left to chance.
		During the 1970s his most popular synthesizer was itself known as "the Moog." morality play In the Middle Ages, a monophonic drama set to music to illustrate a moral point, such as the struggle between good and evil.
	omnidisc.com /MUSIC/Glossary.html (6786 words)

	FM 4-0 Chapter 14, Band Support
		Music creates an emotional bond that leaders can use to draw a unit closer together, to show honor and devotion to a leader, and to remind them of friends and family back home.
		Music, with its inherent ability to raise emotions, highlight events past and present, and promote optimism and determination for the future, is the ideal tool for a commander to use in supporting civic events.
		Musical selections may be drawn from many styles ranging from patriotic to popular music in a single performance.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/library/policy/army/fm/4-0/chap14.htm (1009 words)

	a sidestep
		In our definition of music we said that one of the main things that separate it from other forms of communication or art is its potential to be a-referential, or better, self-referential.
		In other words music does not have to (although it can and often does) point to anything outside its own structures / patterning; it can have 'embodied meaning' and therefore 'be meaningful in itself'.
		If self-referentiality is of major significance in music and music has (from experience) a major impact on us, then question (a) becomes even more pressing.
	www.ethnomusic.ucla.edu /courses/ESM172a/Files172A/SIDESTEP.HTM (1507 words)

	The Music Publishing Process
		As soon as the musical contents were finalized, the list was given to our computer graphics specialist who designed a page layout for the composer portraits and space for the text.
		Jeff did all of the music notation using his own computer, enabling him to control the spacing of notes and quickly visualize how a piece would appear in final form.
		the music was done first, followed by the text for the biographies.
	www.kenfoster.com /Articles/MusicPublishing.htm (897 words)

	Halfbakery: Delta notation for music
		I think it would be useful to create a new format for music files built from the delta (number of semitones) between one note and the next.
		The reason I suggest recording it as deltas (the difference between one note and the next) is that you can compare a melody to the same melody in a different key and the only thing different will be the initial note.
		First, in music, the "delta" you're talking about is referred to as an "interval".
	www.halfbakery.com /idea/Delta_20notation_20for_20music (832 words)

	Breast Augmentation (Enlargement) Surgery
		Breast augmentation surgery uses saline-filled implants to enhance the size and shape of the breasts.
		Augmentation can be performed at any age after the breasts have finished developing, but, according to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), federal regulations that took effect in May 2000 prohibit breast augmentation for purely aesthetic (that is, non-medical) reasons in women less than 18 years old.
		When consulting a plastic surgeon about breast augmentation, women should be prepared to discuss their expectations about the results of the procedure as well as their past medical history and current health, including any family incidence of breast cancer.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/breast_health/76262 (401 words)

	Music:Formal Analysis
		The analysis of musical forms may begin with small scale or large scale structures and proceed toward the opposite end.
		It is found abundantly in music around the world and resembles the self replicating structures found in fractals and in nature.
		Repetition, the most common type of symmetry, is found ubiquitously in music and serves to make music easily comprehensible, i.e., unified.
	solomonsmusic.net /formal.htm (760 words)

	Bach's Invention No. 1: Analysis
		J S Bach's first two-part invention in C major is a keyboard work in which the music is "invented" by means of thematic transformations of a short, simple figure, called the subject, S.
		It is actually not entirely new but is derived from b by partial inversion and augmentation (It is also a 4-note figure, ending on a beat.); c is associated with a trill on the second note.
		All the other material is derived by means of symmetrical operations on S or of a part.
	solomonsmusic.net /bachin1.htm (263 words)

	Breast Implants Newport Beach \| Breast Augmentation Newport Beach
		With all five of his family members being musicians, Dr. Ambe was exposed to the piano at a very early age, and he ultimately went on to become an accomplished concert pianist in his teenage years.
		Interestingly, as all family members were doctors as well, when it came time for Dr. Ambe to choose a vocation, he ultimately made the choice of pursuing a career in medicine instead of music.
		With this background strongly influenced by both science and music, Dr. Ambe was drawn towards a field in Medicine which allowed for a blend of creativity and artistry-Plastic Surgery.
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	Is sound music?
		This revolutionary approach to music blossomed in the early years of the twentieth century, when Dadaists and Futurists proclaimed that all sound was in effect the material of music.
		Alcides Lanza of the Group of the Electronic Music Studio (GEMS) says, "The process could be described as this: the initial meaning of a recorded fragment is modulated by studio techniques...
		The audience might 'believe' that they have heard this or that other word, assigning a possible new meaning to the word or phrase." This technological augmentation of sound possibilities is where "electroacoustics" was born.
	www.scena.org /lsm/sm8-1/SoundMusic.html (471 words)

	Music Theory at Indiana University: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The minor field examination in music theory allows students to demonstrate their understanding of the course content and their ability to apply that understanding in appropriate ways.
		The exam, which lasts four hours, is normally given on the Saturday at the end of the third week of class each semester (including summer session II; official dates are posted at the music theory office and are available at the music graduate office).
		The student should be prepared to make comprehensive comparisons among representative texts dealing with fundamentals, musical skills, written theory (concepts), counterpoint, music since 1900, anthologies, etc., identifying authors and titles as well as discussing content.
	theory.music.indiana.edu /degrees/minorexam.html (795 words)

	ONLINE MUSICAL DICTIONARY OF TERMS
		Musical Dictionary, providing italian, german and french music terms.
		This is generally used in liturgical music and hymns.
		Aubade - a composition for performance in the morning, much like a serenade is intended for evening music.
	www.pianoinstructors.com /musicterms/term1.html (692 words)

	Humdrum Toolkit Representation Reference - Beats
		The recip scheme is able to represent durations according to the traditional system of beat-proportions (rather than according to elapsed- or clock-time.) Durations are specified through the use of integer numbers and augmentation** dots.
		Any number of augmentation dots may follow the duration integer.§ § Notice that the period is used both to indicate Humdrum null tokens and recip augmentation** dots.
		In parsing **recip spines, there is never any confusion concerning the meaning of the period: as a null token, the period will appear isolated from all other characters (by tabs or carriage returns).
	www.music-cog.ohio-state.edu /Humdrum/representations/recip.rep.html (448 words)

	sfweekly.com - News - Phallus in Blunderland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		On top of their salaries, the salesmen were paid a quarterly bonus based on the number of clients they recruited.
		Rosenstein, who refuses to discuss his suspension by the Medical Board, told the court that he instructed the screeners to provide only the most basic information and was not aware of any misrepresentations made by them.
		Mark remembers that his screener, "Phil," said that Rosenstein was the leading expert in penile augmentation, and that he had performed more surgeries than any other doctor in the world.
	www.sfweekly.com /issues/1996-04-17/feature_3.html (877 words)

	SB Bad Mixes Warning Thread - Asian DVD Guide Forum
		New music and sound FX are ineptly layered on top of the originals and sound far too prominent for comfort.
		from Markgway Remixed 5.1, New synth music and foley.
		New sound f/x are poorly timed and do not cover the original f/x, added music is obtrusive and completely out of place with the original film, and dialogue is muddy and buried due to the audio remixing.
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	Game Downloads, Game Patches - FileFront.com
		You’ll be able to interact with the surrounding environment (pickup items, use switches, hacking, etc.) at longer distances by pressing the “use object in the world” button.
		You’ll be able to shock your foes and deliver an EMP charge to disable turrets, cameras, attached grenades and robots with lightning beams by pressing the “use object in the world” button.
		This includes requests or provision of CD keys, cracks, serials, and pirated software, movies, or music that is protected under copyright law.
	files.filefront.com /hardcore30zip/;3980740;/fileinfo.html (1104 words)

	Merlin Music Systems Published Reviews - VSM-SE
		He added that the essence of music is best accomplished with an amplifier - any amplifier - that offers musical sophistication rather than astounding specifications.
		However, the proof of a great loudspeaker is in its sound rather than its appearance and, when we take this as the guideline, the Merlins sound much better than they look.
		The VSM-SEs are not fussy, but the pinnacle of their musical accomplishments depends a great deal on back-up components.
	www.merlinmusic.com /reviews/tier1198.htm (1994 words)

	extremely uneventful music - Bowlie
		i'm thinking the kind of music (or just sound, even) in which texture and timbre are far more important than melody and rhythm, which exists as an augmentation of silence rather than a tangible 'musical' presence.
		It was apparent to me upon first listening that the element which enabled the acute focus and unusual emotional intensity of this music was the drone, which expanded attentiveness to intervallic relations while eliminating the function of harmonic motion.
		What interested me is the effect of music where the tuning systems clash; it is like a body in a state of gradual decomposition'.
	www.bowlie.com /forum/music-room/23097-extremely-uneventful-music.html (1353 words)

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