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983:A Manual of Cadenzas and Cadences for Cello
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1719:Tarloff, Eric (February 9, 2010).
1377:Introduction to the Art of Singing
1154:Concerto No. 2 in D major, Op. 101
873:Mozart wrote a cadenza in his own
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2703:Formal sections in music analysis
1502:Manual of Cadenzas & Cadences
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571:Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2
490:The Phantom of the Opera
32:Cadenza (disambiguation)
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1404:Latham, Alison (2002).
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2218:Opera house
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2081:Syncopation
2024:Jam session
2004:Harmolodics
1932:Block chord
1922:Bebop scale
1650:29 November
1530:5 September
1477:Jerome Kohl
1266:Randel 2003
1131:Isaac Stern
850:Chick Corea
820:Franz Liszt
719:Tchaikovsky
411:Donizetti's
322:Tchaikovsky
284:progression
220:In concerti
2728:Solo music
2692:Categories
2677:Hovsångare
2596:Ritornello
2591:Recitative
2581:Portamento
2541:Melodramma
2516:Intermezzo
2511:Impresario
2501:Falsettone
2466:Coloratura
2294:Répétiteur
2188:Head voice
2086:Turnaround
2061:Polyrhythm
2046:Lead sheet
2029:Jazz chord
1977:Contrafact
1907:Avoid note
1825:Turnaround
1785:Andalusian
1582:2014-02-28
1190:References
1169:Volkmann's
1055:, K. 467;
830:ad libitum
656:composers
566:ad libitum
342:supertonic
155:ritornello
120:ornamental
116:improvised
105:; plural,
101:, meaning
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2571:Passaggio
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2446:Cantabile
2436:Cabaletta
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2370:Sitzprobe
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2198:Mad scene
2155:by origin
1957:Chordioid
1937:Blue note
1304:0277-9269
1173:Molique's
1063:, K. 537.
848:Pianists
755:Beethoven
693:Beethoven
654:bel canto
395:Beethoven
378:composers
306:free time
302:orchestra
292:The term
179:orchestra
135:virtuosic
2698:Cadences
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2601:Sinfonia
2526:Libretto
2496:Falsetto
2456:Cavatina
2451:Castrato
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2426:Brindisi
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2289:Overture
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2183:Duodrama
2019:Jam band
1844:♭
1774:Cadences
1734:Cadenzas
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780:Zeitmaße
676:, K. 364
609:clarinet
597:trumpets
564:Cadenza
318:concerto
298:concerto
258:♭
171:cadences
131:rhythmic
18:Cadenzas
2661:Vibrato
2656:Verismo
2626:Squillo
2611:Soprano
2536:Maestro
2531:Licenza
2441:Cadenza
2421:Bravura
2389:Italian
2299:Roulade
2161:English
2056:Outside
2034:So What
2009:Harmony
1967:Comping
1942:Cadenza
1810:Landini
1805:English
1800:Corelli
1795:Cadenza
1604:19 July
1151:Haydn's
1061:D major
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1053:C major
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707:in the
640:cadence
429:In jazz
294:cadenza
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143:fermata
127:soloist
123:passage
107:cadenze
103:cadence
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439:ballad
405:, and
399:Mozart
350:Mozart
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