| B |
L |
A label used in the AVS RootChordNote for the term BMajor.
|
| ba |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BA_Language.
|
| BA |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BA_Territory.
|
| Baby |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BabyBass |
AV |
Small electric upright bass with a muffled, warm sound. |
| Bachata |
AV |
Bachata is the traditional music of Dominican Republic. It combined Cuban, Puerto
Rican and African music traditions and is closely related to Bolero. It is the predecessor
of Merengue. It has undergone many changes to get to it's contemporary form, but in
it's original incarnation it featured a lead accordion.
|
| Back |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BackCatalogDelivery |
AV |
A delivery of one or more ern:NewReleaseMessage(s) of back catalog Releases.
|
| BackCoverImage |
AV |
An Image on the back cover of a Carrier.
|
| BackCoverImageRelease |
AV |
A Release containing an Image
Resource that, in the physical equivalent Product, is a back cover image.
|
| BackedUp |
AV |
A Context which has been backed up.
|
| Background |
AV |
Music which is dubbed in for effect. It is not heard by the actors or performers in
an audio-visual Creation.
|
| BackgroundMusic |
AV |
A MusicalWorkSoundRecording used as background.
|
| BackgroundVocalist |
AV |
A Party who sings in the background.
|
| BackTogether |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Backup |
AV |
A duplicate instance of data that is created using backup software. A Backup is used
as a means to restore original data in case of deletion, corruption or loss.
|
| Bad |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| bad |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BAD_Language.
|
| BAD_Language |
AV |
Banda languages |
| Bagatelle |
AV |
Short piece of music, typically for the piano, and usually of a light, mellow character. |
| Baglama |
AV |
Long-necked lute originating in the Ottoman Empire. |
| Bagpipes |
AV |
Woodwind instrument which produces sound by enclosed reeds fed from a reservoir of
air in a bag. Bagpipes are typically made up of several parts - the bag which holds
air and regulates its flow, the chanter, which is a melody pipe with a reed at the
top, played with two hands, and the drone, a pipe which is not fingered and which
produces a constant drone. Though Scottish bagpipes are the most well-known, bagpipes
were developed by 1000 BC by the ancient Hittites, and have historically been played
across Europe, northern Africa, and western Asia.
|
| Bahamas |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BS_Territory.
|
| Bahamas_TisTerritory |
AV |
Bahamas (Source: TIS Standard). |
| BahianGuitar |
AV |
Brazilian four or five stringed guitar with a shorter neck than a standard guitar. |
| Bahrain |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BH_Territory.
|
| Bahrain_TisTerritory |
AV |
Bahrain (Source: TIS Standard). |
| bai |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BAI_Language.
|
| BAI_Language |
AV |
Bamileke languages |
| BajoSexto |
AV |
Mexican 12-string guitar. |
| bak |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BA_Language.
|
| BakersfieldSound |
AV |
Features significant rock and roll influence, especially by way of extensive use of
electric instruments and emphasis on the backbeat. Developed around Bakersfield, California
in the 1950s. Major artists include Buck Owens and Merle Haggard.
|
| BakFile |
AV |
A Backup File (BAK). |
| bal |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BAL_Language.
|
| Balafon |
AV |
An African xylophone instrument that has been around since at least the 12th century. |
| Balalaika |
AV |
Russian stringed musical instrument with a characteristic triangular wooden, hollow
body and three strings. Two strings are usually tuned to the same note and the third
string is a perfect fourth higher.
|
| BalanceEngineer |
AV |
A synonym of the term
SoundEngineer.
|
| BalanceEngineer |
L |
A label used in the AVS ResourceContributorRole for the term SoundEngineer.
|
| Bali |
AV |
Bali |
| BalineseMusic |
AV |
Has gamelan as well as other Indonesian musical styles. Bali, however, has its own
techniques and styles, including kecak, a form of singing that imitates the sound
of monkeys. In addition, the island is home to several unique kinds of gamelan, including
the gamelan jegog, gamelan gong gede, gamelan gambang, gamelan selunding and gamelan
semar pegulingan, the cremation music angklung and the processional music bebonangan.
|
| Balkans |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term Balkans_TisTerritory.
|
| Balkans_TisTerritory |
AV |
Balkans (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Ballad |
AV |
Slow, sentimental song. |
| Ballade |
AV |
Song setting of a literary ballad or narrative poem, or a one-movement instrumental
piece with narrative qualities reminiscent of such a setting.
|
| Ballata |
AV |
An Italian musical form that was prominent from the late 13th century to the 15th
century. It uses the musical structure AbbaA, and some longer ballate use the form
AbbaAbbaA. Early ballate are monophonic, while some later ballate are written for
two or three voices.
|
| Ballerina |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Ballet |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BalletVideo |
AV |
A Video recording of a ballet Performance.
|
| Ballroom |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BalticStates |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BalticStates_TisTerritory.
|
| BalticStates_TisTerritory |
AV |
Baltic States (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Baltimore |
AV |
Baltimore |
| BAL_Language |
AV |
Baluchi |
| BAM |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BAM_Currency.
|
| bam |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BM_Language.
|
| BAM_Currency |
AV |
Convertible Mark. |
| ban |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BAN_Language.
|
| Banda |
AV |
Denotes both ensemble and genre. Banda music is performed by brass/percussion ensembles
typically in the genres of Ranchera, Polka, Corrido, etc.
|
| BandedDisc_InsideOut |
AV |
Banded Disc, Plays Inside Out |
| BandedDisc_OutsideIn |
AV |
Banded Disc, Plays Outside In |
| BandLeader |
AV |
The principal member of a MusicGroup.
|
| Bandoneon |
AV |
Type of concertina (a free-reed instrument made of expanding and contracting bellows
with buttons or keys on both ends) that is especially popular in Argentina and Uruguay.
It has been a mainstay of tango ensembles since the 1910s. It was developed by the
German instrument dealer Heinrich Band in the early 18th century, was introduced to
Argentina and Uruguay by German and Italian immigrants in the late 19th century, and
has historically been produced primarily in Germany.
|
| Bandura |
AV |
Ukrainian folk instrument combining elements of the zither and lute. It has 5 to 12
strings.
|
| Bandurria |
AV |
Small, round-bodied Spanish folk instrument similar to the mandolin. |
| Bangladesh |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BD_Territory.
|
| Bangladesh_TisTerritory |
AV |
Bangladesh (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Banhu |
AV |
A traditional Chinese dual-stringed instrument. |
| Banjo |
AV |
Four, five, or six-stringed instrument with a thin membrane stretched over a frame
or cavity as a resonator, called the head, which is typically circular.
|
| BanjoGuitar |
AV |
Six-string banjo with the standard tuning of a guitar. |
| Banjolin |
AV |
Short-neck banjo with the tuning of a mandolin. |
| Bansuri |
AV |
Soft and woody-sounding Indian side blown flute made of bamboo. It is one of the most
common instruments in Hindustani classical music.
|
| BAN_Language |
AV |
Balinese |
| Barbados |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BB_Territory.
|
| Barbados_TisTerritory |
AV |
Barbados (Source: TIS Standard). |
| BarbershopEnsemble |
AV |
A VocalEnsemble performing BarbershopMusic.
|
| BarbershopMusic |
AV |
A cappella style usually performed by a close harmony group of four typically male
singers taking the roles of bass, baritone, lead, and tenor.
|
| Barcarolle |
AV |
Traditional Italian folk song sung by Venetian gondoliers. It is typically in 6/8
or 12/8 at a moderate tempo, with rhythm reminiscent of a gondolier's stroke.
|
| Baritone |
L |
A label used in the AVS VocalRegister for the term BaritoneVoice.
|
| BaritoneGuitar |
AV |
Guitar with a longer scale length, typically a larger body, and heavier internal bracing,
so it can be tuned to a lower pitch.
|
| BaritoneHorn |
AV |
A low-pitched saxhorn with a conical bore. It is similar to the euphonium, but has
a slightly lighter sound.
|
| BaritoneOboe |
AV |
The Wind-Reed Instrument Baritone Oboe. |
| BaritoneSaxophone |
AV |
The Wind-Brass Instrument Baritone Saxophone. |
| BaritoneVoice |
AV |
A Performer with a baritone voice.
|
| Baroque |
AV |
Baroque (c.1600 - c.1750) |
| Baroque |
L |
A label used in the AVS SubGenre for the term BaroqueMusic.
|
| BaroqueBassoon |
AV |
The Wind-Reed Instrument Baroque Bassoon. |
| BaroqueCello |
AV |
A cello with gut strings and lower tension used during the baroque period. |
| BaroqueClarinet |
AV |
The Wind-Reed Instrument Baroque Clarinet. |
| BaroqueFlute |
AV |
The Wind Instrument Baroque Flute. |
| BaroqueGuitar |
AV |
Small-body guitar with five gut strings and moveable gut frets. |
| BaroqueMusic |
AV |
Western art music composed from approximately 1580 to 1760. Common-practice tonality
began to emerge in the Baroque era, moving from the Renaissance era focus on independent
melodic lines toward a key-centric view of tonality and an emphasis on formal separation
of bass, melody, and accompaniment. Baroque music often features elaborate musical
ornamentation and looser implied rules regarding counterpoint and dissonance than
Renaissance music. Western musical groups and forms expanded in size, range, complexity
and variety during the Baroque era - forms such as the opera, cantata, oratorio, solo
concerto, sonata, and fugue emerged during this time. In contrast to later Classical
eras, Baroque performers were often skilled improvisers of melodic lines and accompaniment,
and improvisation and ornamentation were fundamental elements of many Baroque performances.
The Baroque era saw the increasing preeminence of instruments and instrumental forms
- composers began to write for specific instruments and instrumental ensembles with
texture in mind, as opposed to the earlier Renaissance focus on vocal music and the
limitation of instrumental music largely to transcriptions of vocal music.
|
| BaroqueOboe |
AV |
The Wind-Reed Instrument Baroque Oboe. |
| BaroquePop |
AV |
A synonym of the term
ChamberPop.
|
| BaroqueRecorder |
AV |
Redesign of the recorder that came around in the late 17th century. Constructed in
three separate pieces, with a fully chromatic range of two octaves to two octaves
and a fifth.
|
| BaroqueViola |
AV |
A viola with gut strings and lower tension used during the baroque period. |
| BaroqueViolin |
AV |
A violin with gut strings and lower tension used during the baroque period. |
| BarrelOrgan |
AV |
Mechanical musical instrument consisting of bellows and one or more ranks of pipes
housed in a case, usually of wood, and often highly decorated. The basic principle
is the same as a traditional pipe organ, but rather than being played by an organist,
the barrel organ is activated either by a person turning a crank, or by clockwork
driven by weights or springs. Pieces of music are encoded onto wooden barrels (or
cylinders), which are analogous to the keyboard of the traditional pipe organ. A person
(or in some cases, a trained animal) which plays a barrel organ is known as an organ
grinder.
|
| Bars |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Baryton |
AV |
An instrument similar to the viol, but with an extra set of plucked strings in addition
to the bowed strings.
|
| bas |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BAS_Language.
|
| Baseball |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BasisForArrangement |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Basketball |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Bass |
AV |
The largest and lowest member of either the guitar or viol family that typically has
4-6 strings.
|
| Bass |
L |
A label used in the AVS VocalRegister for the term BassVoice.
|
| BassBanjo |
AV |
There are many variants of bass banjos. They all have longer necks and a larger resonating
drum than a regular banjo. Typical bass banjos are tuned to the same range as a cello.
|
| BassBaritone |
L |
A label used in the AVS VocalRegister for the term BassBaritoneVoice.
|
| BassBaritoneVoice |
AV |
A Performer with a bass-baritone voice.
|
| BassCittern |
AV |
Larger, lower cittern. |
| BassClarinet |
AV |
The Wind-Reed Instrument Bass Clarinet. |
| BassDrum(Concert) |
L |
A label used in the AVS InstrumentType for the term BassDrum_Concert.
|
| BassDrum(Kick) |
L |
A label used in the AVS InstrumentType for the term KickDrum.
|
| BassDrum_Concert |
AV |
A large, low-pitched, skin-headed drum, mounted on a frame and struck with a large
(usually wool or felt) mallet.
|
| BassDulcian |
AV |
Largest, lowest-pitched, and most common dulcian, pitched in F. |
| BassetClarinet |
AV |
The Wind-Reed Instrument Basset Clarinet. |
| BassetHorn |
AV |
Member of the clarinet family, and like the clarinet, a single-reed woodwind with
a cylindrical bore. However, the Basset Horn is larger than most clarinets, and has
bends near the mouthpiece and the bell.
|
| BassFlute |
AV |
The Wind Instrument Bass Flute. |
| BassGuitar |
|
The String Instrument Bass Guitar. |
| BassHarmonica |
AV |
Uncommon, large, low-pitched harmonica, often with two rows of reeds. |
| Bassline |
AV |
Inspired by the pop sound and strong basslines of 2-step garage, but utilizing four-on-the-floor
rhythms at tempos around 135-142 BPM. Bassline became popular around Sheffield/Leeds,
United Kingdom in the early 2000s.
|
| BassoDaBraccio |
AV |
A bass violin which is an ancestor to the modern cello. |
| Bassoon |
AV |
The Wind-Reed Instrument Bassoon. |
| BassRebec |
AV |
The low variant of an ancient Middle Eastern fiddle instrument. |
| BassRecorder |
AV |
Large recorder in F, pitched an octave lower than the alto recorder. |
| BassSackbut |
AV |
The largest sackbut, with the lowest range. |
| BassSaxophone |
AV |
The Wind-Reed Instrument Bass Saxophone. |
| BassShawm |
AV |
Larger, lower-pitched shawm. |
| BassTrombone |
AV |
The Wind-Brass Instrument Bass Trombone. |
| BassTrumpet |
AV |
The Wind-Brass Instrument Bass Trumpet. |
| BassTuba |
AV |
The Wind-Brass Instrument Bass Tuba. |
| BassViol |
AV |
A particular tuning of the six or seven stringed Viola de Gamba or Viol. Bass tuning
is (A1,D2,G2,C3,E3,A3,D4)
|
| BassVoice |
AV |
A Performer with a bass voice.
|
| BAS_Language |
AV |
Basa |
| bat |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BAT_Language.
|
| Bata |
AV |
A two-headed, hour glass-shaped drum, with one head larger than the other. Used by
natives of Yoruba.
|
| BatFile |
AV |
A DOS Batch File (BAT). |
| Bathroom |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BattleOfTheSexes |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BAT_Language |
AV |
Baltic languages |
| Bawu |
AV |
Mellow and open-sounding Chinese free reed, cylindrical-bore instrument with a single
metal reed. It is played horizontally.
|
| Bay |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BA_Language |
AV |
Bashkir. |
| BA_Territory |
AV |
Bosnia and Herzegovina (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| BB |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BB_Territory.
|
| Bb/A# |
L |
A label used in the AVS RootChordNote for the term BFlatMajor.
|
| BBD |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BBD_Currency.
|
| BBD_Currency |
AV |
Barbados Dollar. |
| BBFC |
AV |
The British Board of Film Classification of the United Kingdom. |
| BB_Territory |
AV |
Barbados (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| BD |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BD_Territory.
|
| BDT |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BDT_Currency.
|
| BDT_Currency |
AV |
Taka. |
| BD_Territory |
AV |
Bangladesh (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| be |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BE_Language.
|
| BE |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BE_Territory.
|
| Beach |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Bear |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BeatMusic |
AV |
A synonym of the term
Merseybeat.
|
| Beats |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Beautiful |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Beauty |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Bebop |
AV |
Sophisticated, progressive style of jazz that emerged in the mid-1940s, pushed by
major players such as Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. It grew out of trends toward
greater harmonic sophistication and emphasis on the solos in swing music that became
apparent in the mid-1930s. Bebop is characterized by fast tempos, complex harmonic
progressions with quick chord changes and frequent key changes, and virtuosic improvisation.
|
| Bedroom |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Beg |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Beginning |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Behaviour |
AV |
Potentially dangerous behaviour which young children are likely to copy. |
| Behind |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BehindTheScenes |
AV |
An audio-visual Recording documenting events happening behind the scenes.
|
| BeingIn |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| bej |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BEJ_Language.
|
| BEJ_Language |
AV |
Beja; Bedawiyet |
| bel |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BE_Language.
|
| Belarus |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BY_Territory.
|
| Belarus_TisTerritory |
AV |
Belarus (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Belgium |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BE_Territory.
|
| Belgium_TisTerritory |
AV |
Belgium (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Belief |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Believe |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Belize |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BZ_Territory.
|
| Belize_TisTerritory |
AV |
Belize (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Bells |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BellTree |
AV |
Various pitched bells, arranged one inside of another and mounted on a stand. A metal
mallet is run across the bells to make a sweeping mystical sound.
|
| Belly |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Below |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| bem |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BEM_Language.
|
| BEM_Language |
AV |
Bemba |
| ben |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BN_Language.
|
| Bendir |
AV |
A single-head, wooden frame drum from Northern Africa and Southwest Asia. |
| Benelux |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term Benelux_TisTerritory.
|
| Benelux_TisTerritory |
AV |
Benelux (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Benin |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BJ_Territory.
|
| Benin_TisTerritory |
AV |
Benin (Source: TIS Standard). |
| ber |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BER_Language.
|
| Berimbau |
AV |
A single string attached to a stick. The string is struck with another stick and resonates
through a resonator on the back of the tension stick.
|
| Berlin |
AV |
Berlin |
| Bermuda |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BM_Territory.
|
| BernoulliDisk_20MB |
AV |
Bernoulli disk, 20 MB |
| BER_Language |
AV |
Berber languages |
| Best |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Betacam |
AV |
Betacam |
| BetacamAnalogVideoTape_LargeCassette |
AV |
Betacam analog video tape, large cassette |
| BetacamAnalogVideoTape_SmallCassette |
AV |
Betacam analog video tape, small cassette |
| BetacamSP |
AV |
Betacam SP |
| BetacamSpAnalogVideoTape_LargeCassette |
AV |
Betacam SP analog video tape, large cassette |
| BetacamSpAnalogVideoTape_SmallCassette |
AV |
Betacam SP analog video tape, small cassette |
| BetacamSX |
AV |
Betacam SX |
| BetacamSxDigitalVideoTape_LargeCassette |
AV |
Betacam SX digital video tape, large cassette |
| BetacamSxDigitalVideoTape_SmallCassette |
AV |
Betacam SX digital video tape, small cassette |
| BetacamVideoTape |
|
A Betacam video tape. |
| Betamax |
AV |
Betamax |
| Betray |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Beverage |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BE_Language |
AV |
Belarusian. |
| BE_Territory |
AV |
Belgium (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| BF |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BF_Territory.
|
| BFCO |
AV |
The British Columbia Film Classification Office of Canada. |
| BFlatMajor |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BFormatVideo |
AV |
B Format Video |
| BFSC |
AV |
The Board of Film and Stage Cassification of Malta. |
| BFVC |
AV |
The Board of Film and Video Censors of Thailand. |
| BF_Territory |
AV |
Burkina Faso (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| bg |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BG_Language.
|
| BG |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BG_Territory.
|
| BGN |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BGN_Currency.
|
| BGN_Currency |
AV |
Bulgarian Lev. |
| BG_Language |
AV |
Bulgarian. |
| BG_Territory |
AV |
Bulgaria (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| bh |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BH_Language.
|
| BH |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BH_Territory.
|
| BHD |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BHD_Currency.
|
| BHD_Currency |
AV |
Bahraini Dinar. |
| bho |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BHO_Language.
|
| BHO_Language |
AV |
Bhojpuri |
| Bhutan |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BT_Territory.
|
| Bhutan_TisTerritory |
AV |
Bhutan (Source: TIS Standard). |
| BH_Language |
AV |
Bihari. |
| BH_Territory |
AV |
Bahrain (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| bi |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BI_Language.
|
| BI |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BI_Territory.
|
| BicyclePump |
AV |
A bicycle pump - a performer puts their finger over the valve to produce squeaky sounds
from pumping.
|
| Bicycles |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BIF |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BIF_Currency.
|
| BIF_Currency |
AV |
Burundi Franc. |
| Big |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BigBand |
AV |
A large MusicGroup performing jazz music, typically comprised of saxophones, trombones, trumpets, and
a rhythm section of piano, electric guitar, upright bass and drums.
|
| BigBeat |
AV |
Characterized by distorted, compressed breakbeats, moderate tempos (i.e. 120 to 140
BPM), intense, distorted bass lines, acid house-style synthesizer patterns, and heavy
loops from 60s and 70s funk, jazz, rock, and pop songs, often punctuated with punk-style
vocals. Other common elements include crescendos, builds, drops, dramatic sound effects
such as explosions or sirens, and extended drum rolls. As with other contemporary
electronic dance genres, the use of effects such as cut-off, phasing, and flanging
is pervasive. Emerged in the late 1980s and enjoyed mainstream success throughout
the 1990s and early 2000s. Well-known acts include The Prodigy, The Chemical Brothers,
and Fatboy Slim.
|
| bih |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BH_Language.
|
| bik |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BIK_Language.
|
| Bikutsi |
AV |
A Cameroonian dance genre that emerged among the Beti people in the mid-20th century
as the musical accompaniment to parties, funerals, and weddings. It prominently features
the balafon and guitars modified with dampened strings to resemble the sound of the
balafon. Bikutsi is typically in 6 (3+3).
|
| BIK_Language |
AV |
Bikol |
| bin |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BIN_Language.
|
| Binary64 |
AV |
Base64-encoded binary data. |
| BinaryDataType |
AVS |
A format of a Fingerprint. |
| BinauralAudio |
AV |
A SoundRecording made in binaural audio mode.
|
| Binder |
AV |
A Party who binds an item.
|
| BinderWith3Rings |
|
A binder with three rings. |
| Binder_0.5InchRing |
L |
A label used in the AVS DataCarrierType for the term Binder_05InchRing.
|
| Binder_05InchRing |
AV |
Binder, 3 ring, 1/2 inch ring |
| Binder_1.5InchRing |
L |
A label used in the AVS DataCarrierType for the term Binder_15InchRing.
|
| Binder_15InchRing |
AV |
Binder, 3 ring, 1.5 inch ring |
| Binder_1InchRing |
AV |
Binder, 3 ring, 1 inch ring |
| Binder_2InchRing |
AV |
Binder, 3 ring, 2 inch ring |
| BindingDesigner |
AV |
A Designer of a book binding.
|
| BinFile |
AV |
A Macbinary Encoded File (BIN). |
| BinghiDrum |
AV |
A drum made and used for Jamaican Nyabinghi music. |
| BIN_Language |
AV |
Bini; Edo |
| Bird |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BirdSong |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BirdWhistle |
AV |
Approximates the sound of birdcall. Simple, hand-held, mouth-blown, and consists of
a tube leading to a lip that splits the air stream.
|
| Birmingham |
AV |
Birmingham |
| Birth |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BirthControl |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BirthdayParty |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| bis |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BI_Language.
|
| BitDepth |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BitPerSecond |
AV |
Bit per second. |
| BitRate |
|
A Rate for an amount of data transferred in a specific Period of Time.
|
| Biwa |
AV |
Japanese short-neck lute, often played to accompany narrative storytelling. Plucked
with a large wooden pick.
|
| BI_Language |
AV |
Bislama. |
| BI_Territory |
AV |
Burundi (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| BJ |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BJ_Territory.
|
| BJ_Territory |
AV |
Benin (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| BL |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BL_Territory.
|
| bla |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BLA_Language.
|
| Black |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BlackAndWhiteVideo |
AV |
An audio-visual Recording in black and white.
|
| BlackMetal |
AV |
Black Metal often employs fast tempos, shrieked vocals, highly distorted guitars played
with tremolo picking, double-kick drumming, and unconventional song structure. When
composing music, guitarists often use scales, intervals and chord progressions that
produce the most dissonant, fearful and ominous sounds. Additionally, guitar solos
and low guitar tunings are a rarity in black metal.
|
| BlackRock |
AV |
A synonym of the term
PsychedelicSoul.
|
| Blame |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Blasphemy |
AV |
Blasphemy. |
| BLA_Language |
AV |
Siksika |
| Bless |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BlockAccess |
AV |
A Policy where the recipient of the message shall block any use of a Release or Resource that meets the condition.
|
| Blonde |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Blood |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Blue |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BlueEyedSoul |
AV |
Blue-Eyed Soul is soul music performed by white artists. |
| Bluegrass |
AV |
With roots in blues, jazz, and the traditional ballads and dance tunes of the British
Isles, by way of Appalachian musical tradition. Pioneered by and named for Bill Monroe
and the Blue Grass Boys, who began playing in the style in the mid-1940s. Traditional
instrumentation includes the guitar, mandolin, fiddle, banjo and bass, though bluegrass
groups may feature other instruments such as the dobro, piano, and accordion. Guitarists
typically flatpick, bassists play the root and fifth in a pizzicato style, and fiddlers
play in thirds and fifths while vocalists harmonize in two to four parts, often with
the highest voice singing dissonant or modal harmony. Bluegrass is often virtuosic
and rapidly played. As in jazz, different instruments typically take turns stating
and improvising around the melody.
|
| Blues |
AV |
Characterized by a loose narrative lyrical style, use of call-and-response, the blues
scale and blue notes, a small set of common chord progressions, and trance-like walking
basslines. Originated in African-American communities in the Deep South of the United
States in the late 19th century.
|
| BluRay |
AV |
A blu-ray disc. |
| BluRayRecordableOpticalDiskSingleSided_DoubleLayer_12cm |
AV |
Blu-ray recordable optical disk single sided, double layer, 12 cm dia. |
| BluRayRecordableOpticalDiskSingleSided_SingleLayer_12cm |
AV |
Blu-ray recordable optical disk single sided, single layer, 12 cm dia. |
| BL_Territory |
AV |
Saint Barthélemy (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| bm |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BM_Language.
|
| BM |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BM_Territory.
|
| BMajor |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BMD |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BMD_Currency.
|
| BMD_Currency |
AV |
Bermudian Dollar. |
| BmpFile |
AV |
A Bitmap Image File (BMP). |
| BMUKK |
AV |
The Bundesministerium für Unterricht, Kunst und Kultur of Austria. |
| BM_Language |
AV |
Bambara. |
| BM_Territory |
AV |
Bermuda (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| bn |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BN_Language.
|
| BN |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BN_Territory.
|
| BND |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BND_Currency.
|
| BND_Currency |
AV |
Brunei Dollar. |
| bnt |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BNT_Language.
|
| BNT_Language |
AV |
Bantu languages |
| BN_Language |
AV |
Bengali. |
| BN_Territory |
AV |
Brunei (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| bo |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BO_Language.
|
| BO |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BO_Territory.
|
| Boardwalk |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BOB |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BOB_Currency.
|
| BOB_Currency |
AV |
Boliviano. |
| bod |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BO_Language.
|
| Bodhran |
AV |
An Irish Frame Drum. |
| Body |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BodyHead |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BodyLanguage |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BodyParts |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BodyPercussion |
AV |
Percussive sounds created by striking or slapping the body. |
| Bolero |
AV |
Slow-tempo Spanish ballroom dance and accompanying musical form that originated in
the late 18th century. It is in 3/4 time.
|
| Bolivia |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BO_Territory.
|
| Bolivia_TisTerritory |
AV |
Bolivia (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Bollywood |
AV |
Hindi songs featured in Bollywood films. Bollywood songs are India's predominant type
of pop music.
|
| Bombard |
AV |
Conical-bore, double-reed woodwind used to play traditional Breton music. Member of
the shawm family, and like most shawms, has a broad and powerful sound.
|
| Bombo |
AV |
The Bombo Criollo is a Latin American bass drum with skin heads that have fur still
on them.
|
| BomboLeguero |
AV |
An Argentinian drum with a shell made from a hollowed tree trunk and a head made from
animal skin.
|
| Bones |
AV |
Two bones that click clack together. Used throughout many cultures. |
| Bongos |
AV |
An Afro-Cuban percussion instrument - a pair of small open bottom drums (one high,
one low).
|
| Boogaloo |
AV |
A style of Latin music that combines mambo and son montuno with R&B and Soul Music.
It was popular among teenagers in New York City in the 1960s.
|
| Boogie |
AV |
Also known as Post-disco, Boogie music combines R&B and EDM. It originated in the
United States in the late 1970s.
|
| BoogieRock |
AV |
Extending from the popular Blues Rock sounds of the late 1960s, Boogie Rock placed
a greater emphasis on a repetitive groove instead of improvisation.
|
| BoogieWoogie |
AV |
With geographical origins reaching deep into the Southern United States and musical
ingredients inherited from ragtime and the blues of the Mississippi Delta, Boogie
Woogie is considered by many to be a forefather of Rock n Roll and Rockabilly. Originally
performed for dance and characteristically identified as a percussive and virtuosic,
piano-based blues technique, Boogie Woogie's musical identity is fundamentally defined
by a rapid, two-handed piano conversation -- comprised of a left- handed bass (i.e.
a walking or ostinato bass pattern) and a melodically-playful, often wildly-improvised,
right-hand -- chronicled within a twelve-bar blues song-form.
|
| Book |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BookDesigner |
AV |
A Designer of a book (including arrangement of type and illustration, choice of materials, etc.).
|
| BookjackDesigner |
AV |
A Designer of a dust jacket for a book.
|
| BookletBackImage |
AV |
An Image on the back of a small book usually in reference to the packaging relating to a physical
Creation.
|
| BookletBackImageRelease |
AV |
A Release containing an Image
Resource that, in the physical equivalent Product, is a back image of a booklet.
|
| BookletFrontImage |
AV |
An Image on the front of a small book usually in reference to the packaging relating to a
physical Creation.
|
| BookletFrontImageRelease |
AV |
A Release containing an Image
Resource that, in the physical equivalent Product, is a front image of a booklet.
|
| BookletRelease |
AV |
A Release containing an Image
Resource that, in the physical equivalent Product, is a booklet.
|
| BookplateDesigner |
AV |
A Designer of a bookplate (an identification label commonly on the inside front cover of books).
|
| BookProducer |
AV |
A producer of a book. |
| BookPublisher |
AV |
A Publisher of books.
|
| Boolean |
|
A Boolean truth value. Allowed values: 'True' or 'False' (sometimes represented as 'Yes' or
'No' or '1' or '0').
|
| BootyMusic |
AV |
A synonym of the term
MiamiBass.
|
| Bored |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| bos |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BS_Language.
|
| BosniaAndHerzegovina |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BA_Territory.
|
| BosniaAndHerzegovina_TisTerritory |
AV |
Bosnia And Herzegovina (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Boss |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BossaNova |
AV |
Fusion of samba and jazz that emerged in Brazil in the late 1950s. Makes heavy use
of a modified clave rhythm, and often prominently features nylon-string classical
guitar accompaniment.
|
| Boston |
AV |
Boston |
| BosunsWhistle |
AV |
Shrill, loud, simple pipe or whistle used on ships by a boatswain to give commands.
A tube directs air over a metal sphere with a hole in the top. Opening and closing
a hand over the hole changes the pitch.
|
| Botswana |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BW_Territory.
|
| Botswana_TisTerritory |
AV |
Botswana (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Bottles |
AV |
Bottles pitched by filling with different amounts of water. Sound is produced by striking
the bottle or blowing across the opening of the bottle.
|
| Bounce |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Bouzouki |
AV |
Greek string instrument with a pear-shaped body and a long, thin neck. Commonly used
in Rebetiko music.
|
| BOV |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BOV_Currency.
|
| BOV_Currency |
AV |
Mvdol. |
| BowedStrings |
AV |
Produces sound by a bow being rubbed on the strings to create vibrations. |
| BoxedSet |
L |
A label used in the AVS ReleaseProfileVariantVersionId for the term MultimediaDigitalBoxedSetReleaseProfile.
|
| BoxedSet Classical |
L |
A label used in the AVS ReleaseProfileVariantVersionId for the term ClassicalDigitalBoxedSetReleaseProfile.
|
| Boxing |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Boys |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BoyVoice |
AV |
The Gender Voice Boy. |
| Bozoq |
AV |
Turkish long-neck fretted lute. Used in Rahbani music. |
| BO_Language |
AV |
Tibetan. |
| BO_Territory |
AV |
Bolivia (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| bps |
L |
A label used in the AVS UnitOfBitRate for the term BitPerSecond.
|
| BQ |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BQ_Territory.
|
| BQAQ |
L |
A label used in the AVS DeprecatedIsoTerritoryCode for the term BQAQ_Territory.
|
| BQAQ_Territory |
AV |
British Antarctic Territory, Merged into Antarctica (AQ), (Source ISO 3166-3). |
| BQ_Territory |
AV |
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| br |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BR_Language.
|
| BR |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BR_Territory.
|
| bra |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BRA_Language.
|
| Brag |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Brain |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Brand |
|
A conceptual Creation under whose name(s) and image(s) goods and Services are provided.
|
| Brass |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BrassInstrument.
|
| BrassBand |
AV |
A MusicGroup consisting of around 30 brass and percussion players.
|
| BrassInstrument |
AV |
A brass Instrument.
|
| Brazil |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BR_Territory.
|
| Brazilian |
AV |
Latin Music originating from Brazil. |
| BrazilianMusic |
AV |
Influenced by Portuguese and African music. Some native Brazilian genres are Capoeira
Music, Maracatu, Afoxé, and Repente.
|
| BrazilianPercussion |
AV |
Instruments include various sizes of drums, bells and shakers. Popular instruments
include Pandeiro, Surdo, Repinique, Tamborim, Agogo bells, etc.
|
| BrazilianPop |
AV |
South American Music meant to be commercially successful that often has Latin and
American Pop influences.
|
| Brazil_TisTerritory |
AV |
Brazil (Source: TIS Standard). |
| BRA_Language |
AV |
Braj |
| bre |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BR_Language.
|
| Breakbeat |
AV |
Extended drum break samples lifted from classic rock/funk/R&B/etc. records. Repetitive
and often chopped together.
|
| Breakbeat |
L |
A label used in the AVS SubGenre for the term BreakbeatGenre.
|
| BreakbeatGenre |
AV |
Prominently features drum breaks sampled from earlier funk, jazz, and R&B recordings.
First emerged as a distinct phenomenon among American hip-hop DJs in the 1970s.
|
| Breakdance |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Breakdown |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Breakup |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Breathe |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Brega |
AV |
Brazilian ballads with catchy melodies and explicit romantic lyrics. |
| Bridge |
AV |
A Part that connects other Parts of words and/or music in a Recording.
|
| Bridge |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BridgeConstruction.
|
| BridgeConstruction |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Britain |
AV |
Britain |
| BritishBlues |
AV |
Regional, electric guitar-centric form of blues music that emerged in Britain following
exposure to American blues records. Many prominent British classic rock artists first
started playing together as blues musicians, including The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton,
and Led Zeppelin.
|
| BritishDanceBand |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BritishFolk |
AV |
Folk music of the British Isles. |
| BritishFolkRock |
AV |
A synonym of the term
ElectricFolk.
|
| BritishInvasion |
AV |
Influenced by American Rock n Roll and Blues, a wave of British bands found popularity
in the U.S. in the mid-1960s-- thanks in no small part to the Beatles. Their sound
reflected a range of styles-- from bluesy hard rock to sweet pop/rock. A second wave
in the late 60s found influence in both American musicians and their British precedents.
|
| BritishIsles |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BritishIsles_TisTerritory.
|
| BritishIsles_TisTerritory |
AV |
British Isles (Source: TIS Standard). |
| BritishWestIndies_TisTerritory |
AV |
British West Indies (Source: TIS Standard). |
| BritPop |
AV |
Britpop is an amalgam of various group from English Pop history: The Beatles, The
Kinks, David Bowie, The Smiths and XTC (among a plethora of others) created music
which would influence a generation of British performers. Britpop focuses on British
culture and the British experience with little regard for how it is perceived outside
of British Society. Although it may have been moderately popular in foreign underground
music scenes, the music is/was highly commercialized in the UK. Britpop typically
has a bright sound, as the genre was formed as a response to the darker lyrical trends
of popular music at the time.
|
| BritRock |
AV |
Brit Rock refers not to the entire pantheon of British Rock music, but instead a spate
of British bands from the late 1980s- early 90s who were influenced by 1960s British
Rock, New Wave and Punk.
|
| BRL |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BRL_Currency.
|
| BRL_Currency |
AV |
Brazilian Real. |
| Broadcast |
AV |
To Deliver a Resource using radio waves on the radio frequency portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.
|
| BroadcastAssistant |
AV |
A Party providing general support in the production of a radio programme.
|
| BroadcastJournalist |
AV |
A Party working as a Journalist for a broadcast programme.
|
| BrokenBeat |
AV |
Consists of stilted or 'broken' staccato drum machine rhythms and drum break samples
along with heavy basslines. The music is typically described as soulful, and it sometimes
contains keyboards and vocals that are reminiscent of both jazz and soul music. Emerged
in London in the 1990s.
|
| BrokenHome |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Brostep |
AV |
A synonym of the term
DubstepUS.
|
| Brother |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Brown |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BruArchive |
AV |
BRU Archive |
| BRUK |
AV |
A synonym of the term
BrokenBeat.
|
| Brunei |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BN_Territory.
|
| BruneiDarussalam_TisTerritory |
AV |
Brunei Darussalam (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Brunette |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BR_Language |
AV |
Breton. |
| BR_Territory |
AV |
Brazil (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| bs |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BS_Language.
|
| BS |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BS_Territory.
|
| BSD |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BSD_Currency.
|
| BSD_Currency |
AV |
Bahamian Dollar. |
| BS_Language |
AV |
Bosnian. |
| BS_Territory |
AV |
The Bahamas (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| BT |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BT_Territory.
|
| BtFile |
AV |
A BitTorrent File (BT). |
| btk |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BTK_Language.
|
| BTK_Language |
AV |
Batak languages |
| BTN |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BTN_Currency.
|
| BTN_Currency |
AV |
Ngultrum. |
| BT_Territory |
AV |
Bhutan (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| bua |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BUA_Language.
|
| BUA_Language |
AV |
Buriat |
| Buddha |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BufoBass |
AV |
A type of bass ukulele. |
| Buftech |
AV |
A synonym of the term
MinimalHouse.
|
| Bug |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| bug |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BUG_Language.
|
| Bugle |
AV |
A small brass instrument with no pitch-altering devices. It is limited to the notes
of the harmonic series. It is commonly used in the military.
|
| BUG_Language |
AV |
Buginese |
| Build |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Building |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| bul |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BG_Language.
|
| Bulgaria |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BG_Territory.
|
| Bulgaria_TisTerritory |
AV |
Bulgaria (Source: TIS Standard). |
| BUMM |
L |
A label used in the AVS DeprecatedIsoTerritoryCode for the term BUMM_Territory.
|
| BUMM_Territory |
AV |
Burma, Name changed to Myanmar (MM), (Source ISO 3166-3). |
| Bump |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Bumper |
AV |
A Creation used during the transition from a containing Resource, Collection or Release to a different program, including Advertisements.
|
| Bundle |
AV |
A Set comprising more than one Resource of different ResourceTypes compiled for release. Bundles are typically used in electronic distribution.
|
| Burden |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BurkinaFaso |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BF_Territory.
|
| BurkinaFaso_TisTerritory |
AV |
Burkina Faso (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Burning |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Burundi |
L |
A label used in the AVS Theme for the term BI_Territory.
|
| Burundi_TisTerritory |
AV |
Burundi (Source: TIS Standard). |
| Bus |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BusinessModel |
|
A plan or system for a business activity. |
| BusinessMusicalWorkContributorRole |
AVS |
A business-related Role played by a Contributor in relation to a MusicalWork.
|
| Busy |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| Butterfly |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BV |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BV_Territory.
|
| BV_Territory |
AV |
Bouvet Island (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| BW |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BW_Territory.
|
| BwfFile |
AV |
A Broadcast Wave File (BWF). |
| BWP |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BWP_Currency.
|
| BWP_Currency |
AV |
Pula. |
| BW_Territory |
AV |
Botswana (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| BY |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BY_Territory.
|
| BYAA |
L |
A label used in the AVS DeprecatedIsoTerritoryCode for the term BYAA_Territory.
|
| BYAA_Territory |
AV |
Byelorussian SSR, Name changed to Belarus (BY), (Source ISO 3166-3). |
| byn |
L |
A label used in the AVS Iso639Part12LanguageCode for the term BYN_Language.
|
| BYN_Language |
AV |
Blin; Bilin |
| BYR |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BYR_Currency.
|
| BYR_Currency |
AV |
Belarusian Ruble. |
| ByzantineChant |
AV |
[missing definition] |
| BY_Territory |
AV |
Belarus (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
| BZ |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoTerritoryCode for the term BZ_Territory.
|
| BZD |
L |
A label used in the AVS IsoCurrencyCode for the term BZD_Currency.
|
| BZD_Currency |
AV |
Belize Dollar. |
| BZ_Territory |
AV |
Belize (Source:ISO 3166-1). |
DDEX Data Dictionary for Allowed Value Sets, 2019-09-16