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A Study of Music: Fact or Fiction?
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In music notation, "diminuendo" means "play louder."
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Syncopation means that an instrument is off-key.
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Harmony refers to how fast music is played.
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A music producer plays all the instruments on a recording.
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Allegro, in musical terminology, denotes a piece of music that is to be played very slowly.
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The first metronome could produce only 100 beats per minute.
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Throat-singing is a style of singing in which a single person sounds more than one note at a time.
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Ragas are based on musical scales.
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