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Music for nonreligious functions
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Secular music
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Categories of music
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Genre
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Mass for the dead
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Requiem
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Sung at funerals and memorial services
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Dies irae
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The most important of the masses for special services
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Requiem
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How is recitative different from an aria?
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Recitative is based on speech like singing and an aria is based on a solo singing
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Speech like singing, irregular rhythym, dialog/action
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Recitative
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Song, regular meter, emotion, repeated text, and is sung solo
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Aria
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Rich musical pictorialization of the imagery
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Word painting
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Define word painting and give an example
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The music technique of writing music which reflects the literal meaning of a song. EXAMPLE: rustling of leaves (tremolar le fronde)
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Opposite of ordinary. texts that vary according to the day
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Proper mass
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Remains the same for every mass, wrote by composers
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Ordinary
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Five parts of the catholic mass
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Kyrie
Gloria Credo Sanctus Agnus Dei |
Part of mass based on lord have mercy
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Kyrie
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Part of mass based on glory to god in the highest
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Gloria
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