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DavidB4-bot: /* Form in Buddhism */Category

2016-07-28T15:28:54Z

Form in Buddhism: Category

DavidB4-bot: /* Commonly used terms */Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: ie. → i.e.

2016-07-18T17:00:51Z

Commonly used terms: Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: ie. → i.e.

DavidB4-bot: clean up & uniformity

2016-07-12T01:09:44Z

clean up & uniformity

TheAmericanRedoubt at 15:48, January 8, 2015

2015-01-08T15:48:16Z

TheAmericanRedoubt at 15:42, January 8, 2015

2015-01-08T15:42:38Z

Jallen: collection

2009-03-22T05:26:01Z

collection

Jallen: add form terms

2009-03-22T05:25:21Z

add form terms

Jallen: adding information, expand

2009-01-19T03:09:58Z

adding information, expand

WesleyS: recat - cleaning up 'music' cat

2008-12-15T22:49:47Z

recat - cleaning up 'music' cat

Mskreuz: undeadend

2007-09-22T15:32:25Z

undeadend

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	[[Category:Five Aggregates]]		[[Category:Five Aggregates]]

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 :: a composition having the principal characteristic of a central musical idea which goes through various transformations.
-The form of a piece of music is made clear by the arrangement of its "phrases" and "sentences". A phrase may consist of a few short bars (usually 4), then ending with a cadence or "point of rest". Musical form may be thought of as like the words we speak or write. Music needs introduction, breathing points, punctuation, rests and endings. A cadence may be final or intermediate (ie. non-final). Final cadences are the perfect and plagal, corresponding to a full stop. Non-final cadences are the imperfect and interrupted, corresponding to the semicolon or comma.
+The form of a piece of music is made clear by the arrangement of its "phrases" and "sentences". A phrase may consist of a few short bars (usually 4), then ending with a cadence or "point of rest". Musical form may be thought of as like the words we speak or write. Music needs introduction, breathing points, punctuation, rests and endings. A cadence may be final or intermediate (i.e. non-final). Final cadences are the perfect and plagal, corresponding to a full stop. Non-final cadences are the imperfect and interrupted, corresponding to the semicolon or comma.
 ==Form in Buddhism==

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 * Motive (or motif)
-:: may be described as a short, [[melody|melodic]] pattern or [[rhythm|rhythmic]] figure which recurs significantly in a composition.
+:: may be described as a short, [[melody|melodic]] pattern or [[rhythm]]ic figure which recurs significantly in a composition.
 * Phrase
 :: a unified musical thought coming to a point of rest. See [[cadence]].
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-[[Category : Musical terms]]
+[[Category:Musical terms]]
-[[Category : Five Aggregates]]
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 The form of a piece of music is made clear by the arrangement of its "phrases" and "sentences". A phrase may consist of a few short bars (usually 4), then ending with a cadence or "point of rest". Musical form may be thought of as like the words we speak or write. Music needs introduction, breathing points, punctuation, rests and endings. A cadence may be final or intermediate (ie. non-final). Final cadences are the perfect and plagal, corresponding to a full stop. Non-final cadences are the imperfect and interrupted, corresponding to the semicolon or comma.
 [[Category : Musical terms]]
 [[Category : Five Aggregates]]

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	The form of a piece of music is made clear by the arrangement of its "phrases" and "sentences". A phrase may consist of a few short bars (usually 4), then ending with a cadence or "point of rest". Musical form may be thought of as like the words we speak or write. Music needs introduction, breathing points, punctuation, rests and endings. A cadence may be final or intermediate (ie. non-final). Final cadences are the perfect and plagal, corresponding to a full stop. Non-final cadences are the imperfect and interrupted, corresponding to the semicolon or comma.		The form of a piece of music is made clear by the arrangement of its "phrases" and "sentences". A phrase may consist of a few short bars (usually 4), then ending with a cadence or "point of rest". Musical form may be thought of as like the words we speak or write. Music needs introduction, breathing points, punctuation, rests and endings. A cadence may be final or intermediate (ie. non-final). Final cadences are the perfect and plagal, corresponding to a full stop. Non-final cadences are the imperfect and interrupted, corresponding to the semicolon or comma.

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 :: usually two or more phrases related by unity of melody, rhythm, tonality and texture.
 * Section
-:: a cohesive group of phrases or periods comprising a major subdivision of work (such as a "development" or "transition" section).
+:: a collection of phrases or periods comprising a major subdivision of work (such as a "development" or "transition" section).
 * Binary
 :: a form which is divided into two unified parts, usually AB or AABB.

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 '''Form''', in reference to [[music]], illustrates the structure of a musical piece through ideas such as the design, plan, shape and architecture. Generally, the [[composer]] will plan the layout of his music, otherwise it may give the feeling of shapeless wandering.
-The form of a piece of music is made clear by the arrangement of its "phrases" and "sentences". A phrase may consist of a few short bars (usually 4), then ending with a [[cadence]] or "point of rest". Musical form may be thought of as like the words we speak or write. Music needs introduction, breathing points, punctuation, rests and endings. A cadence may be final or intermediate (ie. non-final). Final cadences are the perfect and plagal, corresponding to a full stop. Non-final cadences are the imperfect and interrupted, corresponding to the semicolon or comma.
+==Commonly used terms==
 [[Category:Musical terms]]

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−	'''Form''' is the ~~overall structural organization~~ of a [[~~music~~]] ~~composition~~ and the ~~interrelationships of music events within~~ the ~~overall structure~~.	+	'''Form''', in reference to [[music]], illustrates the structure of a musical piece through ideas such as the design, plan, shape and architecture. Generally, the [[composer]] will plan the layout of his music, otherwise it may give the feeling of shapeless wandering.
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		+	The form of a piece of music is made clear by the arrangement of its "phrases" and "sentences". A phrase may consist of a few short bars (usually 4), then ending with a [[cadence]] or "point of rest". Musical form may be thought of as like the words we speak or write. Music needs introduction, breathing points, punctuation, rests and endings. A cadence may be final or intermediate (ie. non-final). Final cadences are the perfect and plagal, corresponding to a full stop. Non-final cadences are the imperfect and interrupted, corresponding to the semicolon or comma.

	[[Category:Musical terms]]		[[Category:Musical terms]]

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	'''Form''' is the overall structural organization of a [[music]] composition and the interrelationships of music events within the overall structure.		'''Form''' is the overall structural organization of a [[music]] composition and the interrelationships of music events within the overall structure.

−	[[Category:~~Music~~]]	+	[[Category:Musical terms]]

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−	'''Form''' is the overall structural organization of a music composition and the interrelationships of music events within the overall structure.	+	'''Form''' is the overall structural organization of a [[music]] composition and the interrelationships of music events within the overall structure.

	[[Category:Music]]		[[Category:Music]]