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1.

sextet

  music for a group of six instruments or voices

  closing section of a musical composition

  musical style in 18th-century Europe characterized as excessive, ornate and trivial

  choral composition, often religious

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2.

slur

  notes played legato or sung to one syllable

  music for a group of six instruments or voices

  elaborate passage for a solo instrumentalist or singer

  choral composition, often religious

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3.

clef

  closing section of a musical composition

  musical style in 18th-century Europe characterized as excessive, ornate and trivial

  symbol on a stave in music defining the pitch of notes

  technique of combining melodies

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4.

cadence

  musical style in 18th-century Europe characterized as excessive, ornate and trivial

  elaborate passage for a solo instrumentalist or singer

  sequence of notes closing a musical phrase

  notes played legato or sung to one syllable

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5.

cantata

  musical style in 18th-century Europe characterized as excessive, ornate and trivial

  musical form with a recurring theme

  lively piece of music

  choral composition, often religious

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6.

cadenza

  recurrent theme associated with particular person or idea in musical work

  lively piece of music

  elaborate passage for a solo instrumentalist or singer

  quick slight variation in the pitch of a note

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7.

septet

  music for a group of six instruments or voices

  short romantic musical composition

  notes played legato or sung to one syllable

  music for a group of seven instruments or voices

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