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== Hymn ==
== Hymn ==


A song of praise or prayer directed to God is formally known as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hymn#Christian_hymnody hymn]. Collections of hymns in books are known as hymnals. So called gospel music used in many Christian churches containing instructional or testimonial themes are often called hymns and are found in modern books of worship.
A song of praise or prayer directed to God is formally known as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hymn#Christian_hymnody hymn]. Collections of hymns in books are known as hymnals. Often, gospel music used in many Christian churches containing instructional or testimonial themes are also called hymns and are found in modern books of worship.


== Interval ==
== Interval ==
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== Harmony ==
== Harmony ==


When multiple pure tones are combined, the result is called [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmony harmony] when it pleases the ear. The individuals come together in a way that 'gets along' or literally from the Greek: 'fit together.' When the tones do not get along, we call the result discordance.  
When multiple pure tones are combined, the result is called [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmony harmony] when it pleases the ear. The individual tones come together in a way that 'gets along' or literally from the Greek: 'fit together.' When the tones do not get along, we call the result discordance.


== Timbre ==
== Timbre ==