If it refers to the "flow of a musical line" it is the same as moving through space; time, flow, direction, that stuff. However, if it refers to a "movement of a piece" then it means one section of a multi-section work. It is analogous to one song of a concept album, like The Wall by Pink Floyd or Hemispheres by Rush (sorry, showing my age there).
A lot of Classical Music uses multi movement forms. For example: Classical and Romantic symphonies frequently have 4 or more "movements" in the work. Each movement has a beginning and end (usually) of its own; having a particular speed and emotional feel. Compared to prose the movement would be one chapter of a larger book or story.
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A movement is a part of a piece that is distinguished from other movements by a significant change in the music. There is usually a pause or transition between movements.
The piano normally plays classical music.
no. we can also refer it to American music
The term musical composition normally refers to an entire song or work, but if the song was only a measure long, I guess it could only refer to a measure.
In music, a movement is a piece within a larger piece.
The Rastafarian movement