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==Musical genres and forms==

~~Here are some genres and forms that may be found~~ in ~~both classical and popular~~ music.

Some music tries to convey narratives; this music is categorized as ''fryþu tlaneçol'' in [[Eevo]]. [This is not a precise category however, as even not-explicitly-programmatic music or music without lyrics often try to create a sense of "story" to some extent by using multiple parts.]

===Art songs===

Art songs, which emerged during the Romantic period, often have chamber accompaniment. Lyrics may be short poems dealing with nature and idyllic settings; love; mystical themes; short dialogues; or humor. However, some art songs are longer and feature multi-part narratives.

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*A quasi-jig (in 6/8 or another triple compound meter)

===~~Narrative music~~===

===Musical theater===

~~Some music tries to convey narratives; this music is categorized as ''fryþu tlaneçol'' in [~~[~~Eevo~~]~~]. [This~~ is ~~not a precise category however~~, ~~as even not-explicitly-programmatic music~~ or ~~music without lyrics often try to create a sense of "story" to some extent by using multiple parts~~.]

[TODO: Talman literature]

Musical theater is usually based on works of literature (including myths), and was developed greatly during the Romantic period. Modern works often take inspiration from literature and musical ideas from other cultures or contemporary works.

~~====Musical theater====~~

Musical theater was traditionally based on myths or works of literature, and was developed greatly during the Romantic period. Modern works often take inspiration from literature and musical ideas from other cultures or contemporary works.

====Cantatas====

Cantatas were often written for special occasions or holidays, such as ''bwrjadreeg'' (Talman winter solstice).

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 ==Musical genres and forms==
-Here are some genres and forms that may be found in both classical and popular music.
+Some music tries to convey narratives; this music is categorized as ''fryþu tlaneçol'' in [[Eevo]]. [This is not a precise category however, as even not-explicitly-programmatic music or music without lyrics often try to create a sense of "story" to some extent by using multiple parts.]
 ===Art songs===
 Art songs, which emerged during the Romantic period, often have chamber accompaniment. Lyrics may be short poems dealing with nature and idyllic settings; love; mystical themes; short dialogues; or humor. However, some art songs are longer and feature multi-part narratives.
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 *A quasi-jig (in 6/8 or another triple compound meter)
-===Narrative music===
+===Musical theater===
-Some music tries to convey narratives; this music is categorized as ''fryþu tlaneçol'' in [[Eevo]]. [This is not a precise category however, as even not-explicitly-programmatic music or music without lyrics often try to create a sense of "story" to some extent by using multiple parts.]
+[TODO: Talman literature]
+Musical theater is usually based on works of literature (including myths), and was developed greatly during the Romantic period. Modern works often take inspiration from literature and musical ideas from other cultures or contemporary works.
-====Musical theater====
-Musical theater was traditionally based on myths or works of literature, and was developed greatly during the Romantic period. Modern works often take inspiration from literature and musical ideas from other cultures or contemporary works.
 ====Cantatas====
 Cantatas were often written for special occasions or holidays, such as ''bwrjadreeg'' (Talman winter solstice).