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In the baroque era, dynamics consisted mainly of sudden alterations between loud and soft called
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In the baroque era, dynamics consisted mainly of sudden alterations between loud and soft called

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Terraced Dynamics were very popular in the baroque era which is sudden alterations between loud (forte) and soft (piano).
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