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Often used in the same context:
diatonic scale,
chromaticism,
chromatic scale,
polytonal,
semitones,
passacaglia,
arpeggio,
portamento,
tonalities,
pentatonic scale,
edgard varese,
tremolos,
tritone,
chaconne,
ostinato,
songlike,
toccata,
glissando,
microtonal,
staccatos,
sarabande,
undulant,
sostenuto,
adagios,
melody,
arioso,
fugal,
pizzicato,
larghetto,
diatonic,
cantabile,
echoic,
chorded,
ballade,
chordal,
atonality,
rhythmic,
kettledrums,
harmonic,
upbeats,
melismatic,
decrescendo,
etude,
melodiousness,
songful,
celli,
vivace,
partita,
euphony,
polyrhythm,
accelerando,
plaintiveness,
sopranino,
dipolar,
pentatonic,
beethovenian,
plainchant,
percussively,
obbligato,
timbres,
aleatoric,
nocturne,
angularly,
allegretto,
metrical,
contrabassoon,
fugues,
triadic,
bass clef,
tinkly,
celesta,
spatiality,
pointillistic,
rubato,
wavelike,
reverberant,
appassionato,
fortissimo,
andantino,
alap,
cor anglais,
diminuendo,
altissimo,
duple,
unmelodic,
plainsong,
tympanic,
flutelike,
syncopation,
contrapuntal,
rhythms,
ride cymbal,
ethereality,
moderato,
incantatory,
unmodulated,
crescendoes,
berceuse,
sonority,
da capo,
gigue,
passagework
More general:
patterned advance,
progression
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