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What composers secular music is a set of instrumental dances called Terpsichore?
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Michael Praetorius (Apex)
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Which is the only known secular music by Praetorius?
The only known secular music by Praetorius was a set of instrumental dance tunes called Terpsichore.
Which Classic genre began as an opera overture?
The classic genre of romantic concert overture began as an opera overture. Composers like Beethoven called the instrumental parts such as a symphonic poem by the term overture.
What is it called when you only have the voice from a song no beat?
It is called the instrumental.
What are the people who write music called?
composers
What is the stick in the composers hand called?
a composing stick
Which composers only secular music is a set of instrumental dances called terpsichore?
Michael Praetorius
Which is the only known secular music by Praetorius?
The only known secular music by Praetorius was a set of instrumental dance tunes called Terpsichore.
Which Classic genre began as an opera overture?
The classic genre of romantic concert overture began as an opera overture. Composers like Beethoven called the instrumental parts such as a symphonic poem by the term overture.
What is it called when you only have the voice from a song no beat?
It is called the instrumental.
What is music called when it's not specifically related to the church religion or spirtuality?
This is called secular music.
What is the instrumental to the song entertainment by triston palmer?
The instrumental is called "Heavenless"
What was the music called that was on walle and the apprentice?
That type of music is called instrumental. An instrumental is when there are no vocals in a song.There are only instruments.
What are the people who write music called?
composers
What yes song is all instrumental?
There is a short instrumental song by Yes called "Cinema"
What is music with no voices called?
"Instrumental."
What is a song called when it has no lyrics?
An Instrumental
A what is an composers musical manuscript?
It is called a 'score'
