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While you can search this site by Historical Period or
Musical Style Period, it is suggested that you start at the Ancient
Period and work your way forward by clicking the NEXT
button at the bottom of each page.
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In an effort to provide definitions for musical
terminology throughout this website, The Classical Score will make use
of an Overlib feature that allows you to
simply move your mouse over these words and a definition box will
float over the word. This feature does not work with any version of
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The links provided to other sites are for your
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We have provided links to the New Advent online Catholic
Encyclopedia for many of the early sacred composers and theorists
because this site provides more detailed information than other sites.
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