Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	violin	Western classical music culture	The violin is a prominent and versatile string instrument in Western classical music culture, used in orchestral, chamber, and solo performances.	14
2	concerto	Western classical music culture	The concerto is a prominent form of musical expression in Western classical music culture, featuring a solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra to showcase technical skill and artistic interpretation.	8
3	cantor	Western classical music culture	In Western classical music culture, a cantor leads choral or liturgical music in a church or synagogue.	3
4	contralto	Western classical music culture	The contralto voice is highly valued in Western classical music culture for its rich, dark, and powerful lower register, particularly in opera and choral music.	3
5	adagio	Western classical music culture	Adagio is a slow and stately tempo marking in Western classical music.	2
6	quintet	Western classical music culture	A quintet in Western classical music culture consists of five musicians and their instruments.	2
7	tempo	Western classical music culture	Tempo markings in Western classical music culture indicate the speed of the music, with examples like adagio, allegro, and presto.	2
8	classical composer	Western classical music culture	Classical composers are celebrated and studied for their profound impact on music history within the Western classical music culture.	1
9	soprano	Western classical music culture	The soprano vocal range is commonly used by female opera singers in Western classical music.	1
10	tihāī	Western classical music culture	The concept of tihāī is not found in Western classical music compositions.	1
11	tānpurā	Western classical music culture	The use of tānpurā is uncommon in Western classical music culture.	1
12	violist	Western classical music culture	Viola is an important and highly regarded instrument in symphony orchestras and chamber music ensembles within Western classical music culture.	1