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| | Choral Music and Religion Syllabus |
 | | (4) Be familiar with the biographies and periods of some of the major composers of choral music, and have had exposure to the ways historians seek to relate their religious/philosophical outlook to their musical creations. |
 | | (5) Be able to explain many of the technical terms used to describe various phenomena of choral music and the literary/ philosophical/religious background of the texts. |
 | | Terms and concepts: cantata, chorale, chorale concerto, French overture, dotted rhythm, secco recitative, accompanied recitative, speech rhythm, chord, da capo aria, duple meter, triple meter, Pietism, varieties of Reformation Protestantism: Anglican, Lutheran, Calvinist, Anabaptist. |
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