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Card 16
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A successive transposition and repetition of a phrase at different pitches.
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Card 17
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The principal note of a triad.
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Card 18
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A musical form where the principal theme is repeated several times.
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Card 19
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The major and minor keys that share the same notes in that key. For example: A minor shares the same note as C major.
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Card 20
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To repeat a previous part of a composition generally after other music has been played.
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Card 21
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Combining a number of individual but harmonizing melodies. Also known as counterpoint.
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Card 22
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Tones used to embellish the principal melodic tone.
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Card 23
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To shift to another key.
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Card 24
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A contrapuntal song written for at least three voices, usually without accompaniment.
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Card 25
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The seventh note of the scale where there is a strong desire to resolve on the tonic.
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