None of the above Program music tells a story, while absolute music has no descriptive purpose.
Absolute Music-there is no prescribed story or text that holds the music together. The music itself is the story.
In piano music, notes are connected by slurs. These slurs indicate that the notes should be played smothly, with no breaks. A phrase is the point from the start of that segment to the end of it. A phrase can also be a place where the music gets louder and then softer.
It was Chorale 'Er Kenne Mich Mein Huter' by Bach available on the album Inspector Morse Volume II Original Soundtrack
The father had absolute power.
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While the term "absolute music" is most commonly applied to the classical era (and also to the Romantic period), the classical period was not defined by being absolute music. Absolute music is music that is not created for an outside purpose, not to be accompanied by a dance, or a play, but to exist on its own, to be performed alone, perhaps in a concert hall. Unlike program music, it does not tell a story, or represent anything. The term was usually applied to instrumental music without vocals. To define classical music by one of its many types of music would be absurd, so while the classical era included many pieces of absolute music, it also included program music, and opera; the Classical era is not exclusively made up of absolute works.
None of the above Program music tells a story, while absolute music has no descriptive purpose.
Music that is not associated with a particular story, image, object, or event is often referred to as "absolute music" or "pure music." This type of music focuses on the artistic expression of sound itself, without any specific narrative or visual references.
Yes I'm trying to find "Kates Theme" from Absolute Power sheet music
While the term "absolute music" is most commonly applied to the classical era (and also to the Romantic period), the classical period was not defined by being absolute music. Absolute music is music that is not created for an outside purpose, not to be accompanied by a dance, or a play, but to exist on its own, to be performed alone, perhaps in a concert hall. Unlike program music, it does not tell a story, or represent anything. The term was usually applied to instrumental music without vocals. To define Classical Music by one of its many types of music would be absurd, so while the classical era included many pieces of absolute music, it also included program music, and Opera; the Classical era is not exclusively made up of absolute works.
Absolute Music-there is no prescribed story or text that holds the music together. The music itself is the story.
It is about as 'program' as you can get.
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