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1286:"Form and Function of the Classical Cadenza"
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1672:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxUI4DeoWGg
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989:A Manual of Cadenzas and Cadences for Cello
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496:The Phantom of the Opera
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2224:Opera house
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2087:Syncopation
2030:Jam session
2010:Harmolodics
1938:Block chord
1928:Bebop scale
1656:29 November
1536:5 September
1483:Jerome Kohl
1272:Randel 2003
1137:Isaac Stern
856:Chick Corea
826:Franz Liszt
725:Tchaikovsky
417:Donizetti's
328:Tchaikovsky
290:progression
226:In concerti
2734:Solo music
2698:Categories
2683:Hovsångare
2602:Ritornello
2597:Recitative
2587:Portamento
2547:Melodramma
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2067:Polyrhythm
2052:Lead sheet
2035:Jazz chord
1983:Contrafact
1913:Avoid note
1831:Turnaround
1791:Andalusian
1588:2014-02-28
1196:References
1175:Volkmann's
1061:, K. 467;
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662:composers
572:ad libitum
348:supertonic
161:ritornello
120:ornamental
116:improvised
105:; plural,
101:, meaning
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2577:Passaggio
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2376:Sitzprobe
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1943:Blue note
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1179:Molique's
1069:, K. 537.
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699:Beethoven
660:bel canto
401:Beethoven
384:composers
312:free time
308:orchestra
298:The term
185:orchestra
148:‹See Tfd›
135:virtuosic
2704:Cadences
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2607:Sinfonia
2532:Libretto
2502:Falsetto
2462:Cavatina
2457:Castrato
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682:, K. 364
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570:Cadenza
324:concerto
304:concerto
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177:cadences
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2167:English
2062:Outside
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1973:Comping
1948:Cadenza
1816:Landini
1811:English
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1801:Cadenza
1610:19 July
1157:Haydn's
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1059:C major
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713:in the
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143:fermata
127:soloist
123:passage
107:cadenze
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