Instrumental Forms
Instrumental Forms is a scholarly concept in music history denoting a category of musical structures composed exclusively for instruments, distinguished from vocal forms by the absence of texted melody and the development of idiomatic instrumental techniques and genres.
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Political Participation in the United States
James M. Carlson, M. Margaret Conway · Political Psychology · 1986 · 535 citations
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University of Toronto
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University of Gothenburg
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Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
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The Open University
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Lund University
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Konan University
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North-West State Technical University
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