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  1. A B A;
  2. a capella ;
  3. a tempo;
  4. Act;
  5. adrenaline;
  6. Aeolian harp;
  7. Academy;
  8. accelerando ;
  9. acciaccatura;
  10. accompanied recitative;
  11. accompaniment;
  12. accompanist;
  13. acoustic;
  14. acoustics;
  15. adagio;
  16. affetuoso;
  17. affetuosamente;
  18. affretando;
  19. aficionado;
  20. air;
  21. airs and graces;
  22. Aldeburgh;
  23. Alexander the Great;
  24. allegretto;
  25. alliteration;
  26. alt;
  27. alto;
  28. alto clef;
  29. amateur;
  30. amoroso;
  31. amphitheatre;
  32. amplify;
  33. andante;
  34. anthem;
  35. anti-climax;
  36. appoggiatura;
  37. apotheosis;
  38. Apollo;
  39. aria;
  40. arietta;
  41. arioso;
  42. Aristotle;
  43. arpeggio;
  44. arrangement;
  45. assai;
  46. assonance;
  47. atonal;
  48. atonality;
  49. attack;
  50. attacca;
  51. A tempo;
  52. audience;
  53. auditions;
  54. audition piece;
  55. auditorium;
  56. auditory;
  57. Auftakt;
  58. aural;
  59. ausdrucksvoll;
  60. authentic performances;
  61. ayre;
  62. back-stage;
  63. balance;
  64. ballad;
  65. ballad opera;
  66. bard;
  67. baritone;
  68. bar;
  69. bar line;
  70. baroque;
  71. bass;
  72. bass-baritone;
  73. bass clef;
  74. baton;
  75. battuta;
  76. beat;
  77. behaglich;
  78. bel canto;
  79. belebt;
  80. bewegt;
  81. big name;
  82. box;
  83. box office;
  84. brass;
  85. brass ensemble;
  86. break;
  87. breath;
  88. breath control;
  89. breathing;
  90. breeches part;
  91. breit;
  92. breve;
  93. broadsheet;
  94. broken voice;
  95. Br├╝nnhilde;
  96. buff;
  97. buffo;
  98. the business;
  99. cabaletta;
  100. cacophony;
  101. cadenza;
  102. calando;
  103. call;
  104. canary fancier;
  105. cantabile;
  106. cantata;
  107. cantate;
  108. cantilena;
  109. cantor;
  110. canzone;
  111. canzonetta;
  112. carol;
  113. carole;
  114. cast;
  115. castrato;
  116. catch;
  117. chamber music;
  118. chamber opera;
  119. changing voice;
  120. chanson;
  121. chant;
  122. ;
  123. chanter;
  124. chanty;
  125. chantry;
  126. chest voice;
  127. chiave;
  128. choir;
  129. choirmaster;
  130. choir screen;
  131. choral;
  132. choral evensong;
  133. chorale;
  134. choral societies;
  135. chord;
  136. chorister;
  137. chorus;
  138. chromatic;
  139. chromatic scale;
  140. church music;
  141. classical;
  142. Classicism;
  143. clavichord;
  144. clef;
  145. clerk;
  146. climax;
  147. coach;
  148. cochlea;
  149. coda;
  150. colla voce;
  151. coloraturo;
  152. colour;
  153. comic opera;
  154. company;
  155. composer;
  156. composition;
  157. con fuoco;
  158. concert;
  159. concertante;
  160. concerto;
  161. conductor;
  162. ;
  163. congregational singing;
  164. conservatoire;
  165. conservatorio;
  166. conservatory;
  167. consonance;
  168. consonant;
  169. continuo;
  170. contract singer;
  171. contralto;
  172. contrapuntal;
  173. copyist;
  174. corpse;
  175. counterpoint;
  176. countertenor;
  177. Covent Garden;
  178. cover;
  179. creation myths;
  180. crescendo;
  181. croak;
  182. crotchet;
  183. cue;
  184. curtain-call;
  185. da Capo;
  186. dal segno;
  187. début;
  188. decay;
  189. decibel;
  190. ;
  191. decoration;
  192. dénouement;
  193. density;
  194. descant;
  195. development;
  196. dialectic;
  197. dialogue;
  198. diaphragm;
  199. diatonic;
  200. diatonic scale;
  201. diction;
  202. diminuendo;
  203. Dionysus;
  204. diphthong;
  205. director;
  206. discord;
  207. dissonance;
  208. distance;
  209. diva;
  210. divertissement;
  211. dodecaphonic;
  212. dolce;
  213. dolente;
  214. double time;
  215. down beat;
  216. down-stage;
  217. DΓÇÖOyly Carte Opera;
  218. drängend;
  219. drape;
  220. dress rehearsal;
  221. dualism;
  222. duet;
  223. duple time;
  224. dynamics;
  225. eardrum;
  226. early music;
  227. einfach;
  228. Einleitung;
  229. elasticity;
  230. elegy;
  231. elocution;
  232. embellishment;
  233. enchant;
  234. enchanter;
  235. enchantress;
  236. encore;
  237. engagement;
  238. ensemble;
  239. entrΓÇÖacte;
  240. enunciation;
  241. erm├╝det;
  242. etwas;
  243. exercises;
  244. expire;
  245. expiration;
  246. extension;
  247. extended range;
  248. Fach;
  249. falsetto;
  250. feierlich;
  251. Fest;
  252. fifth;
  253. finale;
  254. fioriture;
  255. fließend;
  256. flies;
  257. fly tower;
  258. floor rehearsals;
  259. flotter;
  260. flutter;
  261. folksong;
  262. footlights;
  263. formalism;
  264. forte;
  265. fortepiano;
  266. fortissimo;
  267. fourth;
  268. frequency;
  269. front-of-house;
  270. frock;
  271. fugue;
  272. full score;
  273. the Garden;
  274. general rehearsal;
  275. Gesang;
  276. geschwind;
  277. getragen;
  278. glee;
  279. glissando;
  280. giocoso;
  281. giusto;
  282. grace;
  283. grace note;
  284. grand opera;
  285. grave;
  286. grazioso;
  287. Greek modes;
  288. Gregorian chant;
  289. Gregorian modes;
  290. Grundstimme;
  291. guitar;
  292. haba├▒era;
  293. hallelujah;
  294. harmonise;
  295. harmonist;
  296. harmony;
  297. harp;
  298. harpsichord;
  299. heiter;
  300. head voice;
  301. Heldentenor;
  302. herz;
  303. Holy Week;
  304. Homer;
  305. homophony;
  306. house;
  307. hurdy-gurdy;
  308. hymn;
  309. hymnal;
  310. iambic;
  311. impresario;
  312. improvisation;
  313. improvvisato;
  314. incantation;
  315. inhale;
  316. inhalation;
  317. innig;
  318. inspire;
  319. inspiration;
  320. instrumental;
  321. instrumentation;
  322. interpretation;
  323. interval;
  324. in time;
  325. intonation;
  326. in tune;
  327. introit;
  328. jubilate;
  329. jubilation;
  330. juste;
  331. Kapellmeister;
  332. keck;
  333. key;
  334. key signature;
  335. keyboard;
  336. keyboards;
  337. Klavier;
  338. langsam;
  339. largo;
  340. larynx;
  341. laryngitis;
  342. laryngologist;
  343. lebhaft;
  344. legato;
  345. leggiero;
  346. leicht;
  347. leidenschaftlich;
  348. Leier;
  349. Leitmotiv;
  350. leise;
  351. lento;
  352. librettist;
  353. libretto;
  354. Lied;
  355. Lieder;
  356. lirico-spinto;
  357. liturgy;
  358. lollipops;
  359. lullaby;
  360. lungs;
  361. lustig;
  362. lute;
  363. Luther;
  364. lyre;
  365. lyric;
  366. lyrical;
  367. lyrics;
  368. lyricism;
  369. lyric opera;
  370. lyric theatre;
  371. lyric soprano;
  372. lyric tenor;
  373. madrigal;
  374. maestoso;
  375. Maestro;
  376. Maestro di Capella;
  377. major;
  378. male alto;
  379. management;
  380. manuscript;
  381. marking;
  382. markirt;
  383. masking;
  384. mass;
  385. Mass;
  386. masque;
  387. Master of Song;
  388. mastersingers;
  389. matinée;
  390. matins;
  391. measure;
  392. melisma;
  393. melodrama;
  394. melodic;
  395. melody;
  396. meno mosso;
  397. messa di voce;
  398. The Merry Widow;
  399. The Met;
  400. metaphor aria;
  401. metre;
  402. metrical;
  403. metrical foot;
  404. metrical psalm;
  405. mezza voce;
  406. mezzo forte;
  407. mezzo piano;
  408. mezzo soprano;
  409. micro-tone;
  410. middle-ear;
  411. minim;
  412. minnesinger;
  413. minor;
  414. minstrel;
  415. Miserere;
  416. mit Aufschwung;
  417. mit Ausdruck;
  418. mit Begleitung;
  419. mit Bewegung;
  420. mit Feuer;
  421. modality;
  422. modes;
  423. modulation;
  424. molto;
  425. monody;
  426. monodic;
  427. monophony;
  428. morendo;
  429. mosso;
  430. motet;
  431. movement;
  432. mucus;
  433. muscle;
  434. muscle fatigue;
  435. muse;
  436. Muses;
  437. museum;
  438. music;
  439. musical;
  440. musical comedy;
  441. music drama;
  442. musical play;
  443. musical theatre;
  444. music hall;
  445. musicianship;
  446. musicology;
  447. musicologist;
  448. music theatre;
  449. nachsingen;
  450. nasal;
  451. nasal passages;
  452. name part;
  453. national anthem;
  454. nel tempo;
  455. neo-classical;
  456. neural;
  457. nicht eilen;
  458. nicht schleppen;
  459. nightingale;
  460. nitrogen;
  461. nocturne;
  462. noël;
  463. non troppo;
  464. n├│ta;
  465. notation;
  466. note;
  467. oboe;
  468. octave ;
  469. octet;
  470. ode;
  471. odeon;
  472. Odysseus;
  473. Odyssey;
  474. ├║uvre;
  475. offertorium;
  476. off-key;
  477. off-pitch;
  478. off-stage;
  479. off-stage chorus;
  480. ohne;
  481. one-act opera;
  482. on-stage;
  483. onomatopoeia;
  484. opera;
  485. opera buffa;
  486. op├⌐ra comique;
  487. opera  di camera;
  488. opera house;
  489. opera seria;
  490. operetta;
  491. opposite prompt;
  492. opus;
  493. oral;
  494. ;
  495. oratory;
  496. orchestra;
  497. orchestra pit;
  498. orchestral;
  499. orchestration;
  500. orchestrina;
  501. ordinary;
  502. organ;
  503. organist;
  504. ornament;
  505. ornamentation;
  506. Orpheus;
  507. oscilloscope;
  508. ossia;
  509. out of tune;
  510. overtones;
  511. overture;
  512. oxygen;
  513. paean;
  514. parlando;
  515. part;
  516. partials;
  517. part song;
  518. passagio;
  519. Passion;
  520. pause;
  521. pentatonic;
  522. perfect pitch;
  523. performance;
  524. performer;
  525. pesante;
  526. petto;
  527. phoneme;
  528. phonetics;
  529. phrase;
  530. phrasing;
  531. physics;
  532. piacevole;
  533. piangendo;
  534. piano;
  535. pianoforte;
  536. ;
  537. piano reduction;
  538. piano transcription;
  539. pianissimo;
  540. pianist;
  541. pit;
  542. pitch;
  543. place, placing the voice;
  544. placement;
  545. plainsong;
  546. Plato;
  547. plot;
  548. poco;
  549. poco a poco;
  550. poi;
  551. pollutants;
  552. polyphony;
  553. portamento;
  554. prelude;
  555. precentor;
  556. première;
  557. preparation;
  558. Pre-Raphaelite;
  559. presto;
  560. prima donna;
  561. prima volta;
  562. pro;
  563. Probe;
  564. processional;
  565. producer;
  566. production;
  567. professional;
  568. projection;
  569. prompt box;
  570. prompt corner;
  571. prompt-side;
  572. prompter;
  573. proper;
  574. protagonist;
  575. prova;
  576. psalm;
  577. psalter;
  578. pseudonym;
  579. Pythagoras;
  580. quadruple time;
  581. quality;
  582. quartet;
  583. quartertone;
  584. quasi;
  585. quaver;
  586. quintet;
  587. quire;
  588. rallentando;
  589. range;
  590. read-through;
  591. recital;
  592. recital room;
  593. recitative;
  594. recitativo;
  595. recitativo secco;
  596. reed;
  597. refrain;
  598. register;
  599. rehearsal;
  600. relative pitch;
  601. Renaissance;
  602. repeat;
  603. repertoire;
  604. repertory;
  605. répétiteur;
  606. répétition;
  607. reprise;
  608. Requiem;
  609. resonance;
  610. response;
  611. reverberation;
  612. rhyme;
  613. rhythm;
  614. ripetizione;
  615. ritardando;
  616. rococo;
  617. Romantic;
  618. Romanticism;
  619. r├┤le;
  620. round;
  621. roundelay;
  622. rubato;
  623. ruhig;
  624. sacred music;
  625. Saint Cecilia;
  626. sanft;
  627. Savoy Opera;
  628. La Scala;
  629. scale;
  630. scan;
  631. scansion;
  632. Shakespeare;
  633. scena;
  634. Scene;
  635. scherzando;
  636. schnell;
  637. schlagen;
  638. Schlag;
  639. Schola Cantorum;
  640. schwer;
  641. score;
  642. season;
  643. segno;
  644. semantics;
  645. semibreve;
  646. semiquaver;
  647. semitone;
  648. semplice;
  649. senza;
  650. septet;
  651. set;
  652. setting;
  653. sextet;
  654. sforzando;
  655. shake;
  656. shaman;
  657. shanty;
  658. show;
  659. sight-line;
  660. sight reading;
  661. sight singing;
  662. silence;
  663. sine wave;
  664. sinfonia;
  665. singing teacher;
  666. Singspiel;
  667. sirens;
  668. Sitzprobe;
  669. slide;
  670. smorzando;
  671. soliloquy;
  672. solo;
  673. soloist;
  674. solmisation;
  675. song;
  676. song-cycle;
  677. song setting;
  678. soprano;
  679. sostenuto;
  680. sotto voce;
  681. soubrette;
  682. sound colours;
  683. soundproof;
  684. sound waves;
  685. spinto;
  686. spirituals;
  687. spoken theatre;
  688. Sprechgesang;
  689. Sprechstimme;
  690. Stabat Mater;
  691. staccato;
  692. staff;
  693. stage;
  694. stage directions;
  695. stage door;
  696. stage left;
  697. stage machinery;
  698. stage management;
  699. stage right;
  700. stalls;
  701. stamina;
  702. stanza;
  703. stave;
  704. Stimme;
  705. straight theatre;
  706. string;
  707. strings;
  708. string ensemble;
  709. stringendo;
  710. subtext;
  711. suite;
  712. support;
  713. surtitles;
  714. sustain;
  715. syllable;
  716. sympathetic vibration;
  717. symphonic;
  718. symphony;
  719. tabs;
  720. technique;
  721. tempi;
  722. tempo;
  723. tenor;
  724. tenor clef;
  725. tenuto;
  726. tessitura;
  727. text;
  728. theme;
  729. third;
  730. The Three Tenors;
  731. throat;
  732. throat cleaning;
  733. throwing the voice;
  734. timbre;
  735. time;
  736. time signature;
  737. time values;
  738. title r├┤le;
  739. Ton;
  740. tone;
  741. tonic;
  742. tonic sol-fa;
  743. tongue;
  744. top C;
  745. top notes;
  746. totemistic societies;
  747. transcription;
  748. traurig;
  749. treble;
  750. treble clef;
  751. trill;
  752. trio;
  753. troppo;
  754. troubadour;
  755. trouser r├┤le;
  756. trouvère;
  757. tune;
  758. tuning;
  759. tuning fork;
  760. twelve tone music;
  761. twelve tone row;
  762. unbroken voice;
  763. understudy;
  764. unison;
  765. upbeat;
  766. upper extension;
  767. upstage;
  768. variations;
  769. veloce;
  770. ventriloquism;
  771. verismo;
  772. verse;
  773. vespers;
  774. vibrato;
  775. vibration;
  776. villanelle;
  777. virtuosity;
  778. virtuoso;
  779. vivace;
  780. vocal;
  781. vocal cords;
  782. vocal folds;
  783. vocal work;
  784. vocalisation;
  785. vocalise;
  786. vocalist;
  787. vocal technique;
  788. la voce;
  789. volume;
  790. Vorspiel;
  791. vowel;
  792. vox;
  793. Wagnerian;
  794. Wagner tuba;
  795. warming up;
  796. white sound;
  797. wind instruments;
  798. wind ensemble;
  799. wings;
  800. wobble;
  801. word setting;
  802. worksongs;
  803. woodwind;
  804. yodel;
  805. yoga;
  806. zart;
  807. ziemlich;
  808. zur├╝ckhaltend;
  809.