DIALOG:
When does the music theory of Consecutive fifths start?
- This notation predates Guido of Arezzo's solmization, which divides the scale into six-note patterns called "hexachords", and the modern octave-based staff notation into which Guido's gamut evolved.
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- In Brahms' essay ""Octaven und Quinten"" ("Octaves and fifths"), he identifies many cases of apparent consecutive fifths in the works of Mozart.
- What are some of the examples?
- Most of the examples he provides involve accompaniment figuration in small note values that moves in parallel fifths with a slower moving bass.
- Is there anything else that is important?
- The background voice-leading of such progressions is oblique motion, with the consecutive fifths resulting from the ornamentation of the sustaining voice with a chromatic lower neighbor.
- What are some more examples?
- Such "Mozart fifths" occur in bars 254–255 of the Act I finale of "Così fan Tutte", in bar 80 of the Act II sextet from "Don Giovanni", in the opening of the last movement of the Violin Sonata in A Major, K. 526 and in bar 189 of the overture to "Zauberflöte".
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Next turn: Another use of the term "Mozart fifths" results from the non-standard resolution of the German augmented sixth chord that Mozart used occasionally, such as in the retransition of the finale of the Jupiter Symphony (bars 221–222, second basson and basses), in the Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major, K. 448 (third movement, bars 276–277 (second piano)), and in the example at the right from Symphony No. 39 (Mozart).

DIALOG:
Who did the Portuguese delegation consist of?
- The Portuguese delegation was composed of Mr Ricardo Morgado, the Chairman of the Bidding Committee; Mr Emidio Guerreiro, Secretary of State for Sport and Youth; Mr Joao Gabriel Silva, Rector of the University of Coimbra; Mr Joao Barbosa De Melo, Mayor of Coimbra; Mr Bruno Barracosa, the President of the Academic University Sports Federation of Portugal (FADU) and Mr Tiago Martins, Vice-President of the Students Council of the University of Coimbra.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- Before the announcement of the winning city was done, EUSA President Roczek stressed the quality of both bids and presentations, and then announced "The 3rd European Universities Games in 2016 will be organised in: Zagreb-Rijeka in Croatia" Coimba in Portugal was later chosen to host the European Universities Games 2018." The first student sports club was founded 112 years ago at the University of Zagreb.
- When was the federation formed?
- The Federation of Academic Sports Clubs at the University of Zagreb was founded 92 years ago.
- When were mandatory physical education classes introduced?
- Mandatory physical education classes were introduced in Croatian universities 52 years ago.
- When was the first university games organized?
- Twenty eight years ago the first University Games, also known as Universiade was organized in Zagreb.
- When was the national governing body formed?
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Next turn: The Croatian Academic Sports Federation was founded 22 years ago.

DIALOG:
What role did William R. Day play in the Spanish-American War?
- After the Spanish–American War was declared, Day had argued that the Spanish colonies, other than Cuba, should be returned to Spain, contrary to McKinley's decision that the United States should take over from Spain control of the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
- Was he successful in his mission?
- Day, however, negotiated peace with Spain on McKinley's harsher terms.
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Next turn: His final diplomatic effort was to lead the United States Peace Commission into Paris, France and sign the Treaty of Paris ending the war.

DIALOG:
During the American Revolutionary War, the British North American fur trade forced the Cherokees to adopt many of the practices of the English.
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Next turn:
But in the back country, there were also Scots-Irish who were Loyalists, such as Simon Girty.