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785 Instrumental ensemble 
Symphonic and instrumental music. Grouping of instruments 
Orchestral music 
For dramatic orchestral music, see 782; sacred, 783.1 
Symphony 
Three or more movements; e. g. adagio, andante, allegro, allegretto, scherzo, 
finale, etc. Tone poems 
Wind instruments and bras band 
Wind instruments 
Bras band 
Military music 
Music of the chase 
Music for orchestra, with voices 
For dramatic orchestral music see 782 
Symphonic singing Secular oratorios 
Dramatic, illustrativ, descriptiv, program, imitativ 
e. g. Mendelssohn's Midsummer night's dream 
Romantic, idyllic 
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Overture: e. g. Beethoven’s Leonores 
Concerto: orchestral with solo instrument 
Chamber music 
Music suitable for a private house or small hall; written for several instruments 
playd in concert, from duets to nonets, without trying to make a special instrument 
distinctly prominent 
Chamber music is divided by parts as follows: } 
72 Duet .76 Sextet 
73 Trio 77 Septet. 
74 Quartet .78 Octet 
75 Quintet .70 Nonet 
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Suite 
Arrangements, transcriptions, potpourris 
Keyboard instruments 
Instruments playd with strings and keyboard 
Piano 
History 
Erly forms Forerunners 
Harpsicord, clavicord, spinet, virginal 
Manufacture Tuning Temperament Repairing 
[nstruction 
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Scales 
Octaves Cords Arpeggios 
Pedal 
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