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PeterWilson moved page Rondo - rondeau to Rondeau - rondo: alphabetization

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PeterWilson at 13:48, 16 October 2012

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DavidWalker: New page: Be careful not to confuse the homophones ''''rondo'''' and ''''rondeau'''' - both pronounced RON-dow, {{IPA|ËˆrÉ’ndÉ™ÊŠ}}. The word ''''rondo'''' is used exclusively as the name of a...

2012-10-16T08:11:22Z

New page: Be careful not to confuse the homophones ''''rondo'''' and ''''rondeau'''' - both pronounced RON-dow, {{IPA|ËˆrÉ’ndÉ™ÊŠ}}. The word ''''rondo'''' is used exclusively as the name of a...

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Be careful not to confuse the [[homophone]]s ''''rondo'''' and ''''rondeau'''' - both pronounced RON-dow, {{IPA|ËˆrÉ’ndÉ™ÊŠ}}.

The word ''''rondo'''' is used exclusively as the name of a musical form. In a '''rondo''' the first section, often referred to as the principal theme, alternates with sections each of which contains different musical material. A piece of music in '''rondo''' form thus has the structure ABACADA or some variant of this, i.e., the principal theme (A) is repeated rather like a [[refrain]]. See further [[Rondo]].

The word ''''rondeau'''' is the name of a [[verse form]] which originated in France in the [[Middle Ages]] and of the musical form which was developed to set poems in this [[verse form]] to music. The '''rondeau''' in this latter sense was the ancestor of the '''rondo'''. See further [[Rondeau]].

[[Category:Verse forms]][[Category:Prosody]][[Category:Culture]][[Category:European culture]][[Category:Disambig]][[Category:Homophones]]

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−	Be careful not to confuse the [[homophone]]s ''''rondo'''<nowiki>'</nowiki> and ''''rondeau'''<nowiki>'</nowiki> - both pronounced RON-dowe, {{IPA\|~~ËˆrÉ’ndÉ™ÊŠ~~}}.	+	Be careful not to confuse the [[homophone]]s ''''rondo'''<nowiki>'</nowiki> and ''''rondeau'''<nowiki>'</nowiki> - both pronounced RON-dowe, {{IPA\|'rɒn dəʊ}}.

	*The word ''''rondo'''' is used exclusively as the name of a musical form. In a '''rondo''' the first section, often referred to as the principal theme, alternates with sections each of which contains different musical material. A piece of music in '''rondo''' form thus has the structure ABACADA or some variant of this, i.e., the principal theme (A) is repeated rather like a [[refrain]]. See further [[Rondo]].		*The word ''''rondo'''' is used exclusively as the name of a musical form. In a '''rondo''' the first section, often referred to as the principal theme, alternates with sections each of which contains different musical material. A piece of music in '''rondo''' form thus has the structure ABACADA or some variant of this, i.e., the principal theme (A) is repeated rather like a [[refrain]]. See further [[Rondo]].

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-Be careful not to confuse the [[homophone]]s ''''rondo'''<nowiki>'</nowiki> and ''''rondeau'''<nowiki>'</nowiki> - both pronounced RON-dow, {{IPA|ËˆrÉ’ndÉ™ÊŠ}}.
+Be careful not to confuse the [[homophone]]s ''''rondo'''<nowiki>'</nowiki> and ''''rondeau'''<nowiki>'</nowiki> - both pronounced RON-dowe, {{IPA|ËˆrÉ’ndÉ™ÊŠ}}.
-The word ''''rondo'''' is used exclusively as the name of a musical form. In a '''rondo''' the first section, often referred to as the principal theme, alternates with sections each of which contains different musical material. A piece of music in '''rondo''' form thus has the structure ABACADA or some variant of this, i.e., the principal theme (A) is repeated rather like a [[refrain]]. See further [[Rondo]].
+*The word ''''rondo'''' is used exclusively as the name of a musical form. In a '''rondo''' the first section, often referred to as the principal theme, alternates with sections each of which contains different musical material. A piece of music in '''rondo''' form thus has the structure ABACADA or some variant of this, i.e., the principal theme (A) is repeated rather like a [[refrain]]. See further [[Rondo]].
-The word ''''rondeau'''' is the name of a [[verse form]] which originated in France in the [[Middle Ages]] and of the musical form which was developed to set poems in this [[verse form]] to music. The '''rondeau''' in this latter sense was the ancestor of the '''rondo'''. See further [[Rondeau]].
+*The word ''''rondeau'''' is the name of a [[verse form]] which originated in France in the [[Middle Ages]] and of the musical form which was developed to set poems in this [[verse form]] to music. The '''rondeau''' in this latter sense was the ancestor of the '''rondo'''. See further [[Rondeau]].
 [[Category:Verse forms]][[Category:Prosody]][[Category:Culture]][[Category:European culture]][[Category:Disambig]][[Category:Homophones]]

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−	Be careful not to confuse the [[homophone]]s ''''rondo'''' and ''''rondeau'''' - both pronounced RON-dow, {{IPA\|ËˆrÉ’ndÉ™ÊŠ}}.	+	Be careful not to confuse the [[homophone]]s ''''rondo'''<nowiki>'</nowiki> and ''''rondeau'''<nowiki>'</nowiki> - both pronounced RON-dow, {{IPA\|ËˆrÉ’ndÉ™ÊŠ}}.

	The word ''''rondo'''' is used exclusively as the name of a musical form. In a '''rondo''' the first section, often referred to as the principal theme, alternates with sections each of which contains different musical material. A piece of music in '''rondo''' form thus has the structure ABACADA or some variant of this, i.e., the principal theme (A) is repeated rather like a [[refrain]]. See further [[Rondo]].		The word ''''rondo'''' is used exclusively as the name of a musical form. In a '''rondo''' the first section, often referred to as the principal theme, alternates with sections each of which contains different musical material. A piece of music in '''rondo''' form thus has the structure ABACADA or some variant of this, i.e., the principal theme (A) is repeated rather like a [[refrain]]. See further [[Rondo]].

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