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Quodlibet

A quodlibet (/ˈkwɒdlɪbɛt/; Latin for "whatever you wish" from quod, "what" and libet, "pleases") is a musical composition that combines several different melodies—usually popular tunes—in counterpoint, and often in a light-hearted, humorous manner.

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Quodlibet

Nodes65
Edges64
Triples93
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030769
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related to Classical music · 53
Quodlibet → According, Allan Sherman's, Alun Hoddinott, Am, American, At, Auld Lang Syne, Bach's, Bach's Goldberg Variations, Bach's Wedding Quodlibet, Blood, Charles Ives, Columbia, Commissar, Eine Kleine Nichtmusik, Ernest Tomlinson, Fantasia, Fort, Fountain Filled, Gallimathias
related to Popular music · 22
Quodlibet → Anthem, Ave Maria, Bach-Gounod, Barry Tucker, Believe, Feeling, Good King Wenceslas, Hart, I've Got, Little Girl Blue, Nina Simone's, Other One, Pollack, Quadlibet, Rodgers, Scholar Alan, Stan Beard, Sun, Tender Feet, That's It
related to Renaissance · 15
Quodlibet → Ach Elslein, Cancionero Musical, Composer Ludwig Senfl, Composer Wolfgang Schmeltzl, Elselein, Es, Europe, Francisco, In Spain, Madrid, Mateo Flecha, Palacio, Peñalosa, The, The Por
related to 19th century to today · 2
Quodlibet → In, The
related to External links · 1
Quodlibet → New International Encyclopedia

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musical popular music tunes melodies simultaneous humorous counterpoint century composer several one pre-existing usually de references piece parody bach's includes

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Quodlibetrelated to 19th century to todayThe0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to 19th century to todayIn0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to Classical musicThe0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to Classical musicJacob Obrecht0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to Classical musicBach's Goldberg Variations0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to Classical musicBach's Wedding Quodlibet0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to Classical musicAt0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to Classical musicIt0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to Classical musicBach's0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to Classical musicGallimathias0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to Classical musicWolfgang Amadeus Mozart0.60section
Quodlibetrelated to Classical musicLouis Moreau Gottschalk0.60section

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