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Bonnie Wade's "Thinking Musically"

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What is a soundscape?   show
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show R. Murray Schafer  
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Keynote sounds   show
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Sound signals   show
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Soundmarks   show
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show People make music meaningful and useful in their lives  
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What is enthomusicology?   show
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Who says that music is a process or activity?   show
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show Taking part, in any capacity, in a musical performance, whether by performing, by listening, by rehearsing or practicing, or providing material for performance, or by dancing  
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What term is used to refer to our musical preferences: "the kinds of sounds, images, and subjects we prefer to encounter" in music?   show
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What are the four ways musical knowledge can be transmitted?   show
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Can music alone be clearly be for or against something such as government.   show
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show How people make music meaningful and useful in their lives  
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show The Sachs-Hornbostel Classifications System  
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show By their primary sound producing medium.  
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What are the four primary classifications of the SHC system?   show
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What are some of the extramusical ideas associated with various instruments?   show
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show The love of a timbral blend, a preference for all instruments or voices in a performing group to sound alike or similar  
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show The love of timbral variety, a preference for all instruments or voices in a performing group to sound different or dissimilar  
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What does the term "culture" mean, as used by American anthropologists?   show
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show The process by which a culture teaches an individual the accept norms and values of the culture of society in which the individual lives.  
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What is acculuration?   show
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show The process by which a minority group gradually adapts to the customs and attitudes of the prevailing culture and customs.  
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show A group of people who recognize their collectivity.  
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What is an imagined community?   show
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show Personal, gender, familial, friendship group, school, social class, ethnic group, regional national  
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show An apparatus for management, a mechanism for the maintenance of an internal community and the conduct of relations with other nations.  
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show Faithfulness to one's essential nature, often faithfulness to one's specific culture  
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What does Tim Rice say about authenticity?   show
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What is transculturation?   show
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show Globalization is a result of transculturation.  
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show Rhythm in musical sound is created by successions of durations in time, also by the absence of sound  
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What is a pulse?   show
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What is meter?   show
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What is the qualitative aspect of meter?   show
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What is syncopation?   show
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What is the meter of South Asian (Indian) music called?   show
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In colotomic meter, which pulse is the most important?   show
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What is the meter of Korean music called?   show
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show The performance of multiple rhythmic patterns simultaneously.  
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show A generic term that refers to syllables used to name pitches (and percussion strokes in some cultures.)  
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What musical tradition uses a scale built of quarter tones?   show
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show A maqam is a scale or mode used in Middle Eastern music  
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What is a scale?   show
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show A way of thinking about scales that includes both musical practice and extramusical associations  
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show A South Asian (Indian) mode  
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show A musical texture in which music is performed solo or in unison.  
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Interlocking parts   show
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show A musical texture in which the same melody is performed with systematically successive entrances so that the melodies overlap  
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Heterophony   show
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Melody and drone   show
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show A musical texture in which, most commonly, melody is accompanied by functional chords  
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Polyphony   show
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Melody and ostinato   show
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How does Wade explain the relationship between composing and improvising?   show
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show A compositional process in which a musician exercises relatively great flexibility with given material during a performance. AND A process in which musical materials that is given is interwoven with material that is being newly created even AsOneLis  
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What material is presented at the beginning of a Hindustani traditional music perfomance?   show
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show The main theme, or motive, that will be the basis of the ensuing movement or composition.  
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What is modulation?   show
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show The use of pre-composed, pre-learned music available upon demand Contrasting instrumentation used to tell the story and move the drama along Through-composed music Strophic form  
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show Accelerating or decelerating tempo Returning to a tonal center Insertion of a unique rhythmic pattern or metric pattern Some combination of one of more of the above  
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