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Westerners sometimes describe<em> Chinese music </em>as "Loud". The <em>Chinese </em>themselves consider the northern style more dynamic and energetic and the southern style softer and more graceful. The classical <em>music</em> of Confucian scholars, such as qin zither <em>music </em>and lyric <em>songs</em>, is naturally soft
Explanation:
The constant imitation from beginning to end in between the voices of sumer is icumen in is characteristic of its genre, which is a round.
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This looks like you put work into it, and I think it would be good for a poem/ or song for any assignment for the future if you choose to do so.
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C. Repeat sign
Explanation:
In music, when there is a colon followed by two lines, it indicates that you repeat. When you reach the repeat sign, go back to either:
a) The beginning of the piece; or
b) The "open" repeat sign, which looks like the one in the picture, but it's backwards.
A. An accent sign is a symbol that goes above a note.
B. Final barline can easily be confused with the repeat sign. It is one thin line followed by a thick line, like in the picture but without the two dots.
D. Sometimes people call a double barline the end of a song, but a double barline is two thin lines. Usually, there is a pause for the end of a section and the song continues after the pause.
