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| The second-highest voice in four-part harmony. |
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1. High-pitched or soprano.
2. Threefold or triple. |
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| A poem or song that tells a story in simple words. |
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| Language uttered as in ordinary speech, but in musical tones. |
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| The words or text of an opera or other long choral work. |
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| A melody sung or played in harmony with the main melody. |
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| A musical study for a solo instrument, designed to give practice in some special points of technique. |
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| To strum or play a stringed instrument monotonously; or a dull sound similar to strumming. |
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| Sweet, pleasant, or agreeable to the ear. |
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1. Harsh or unharmonious in sound.
2. Not in agreement. |
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