Symbol defining pitch of notes on staff

Manner in which tones are produced with regard to pitch

Music written to improve technique

Harsh, discordant and lack of harmony

Tail or closing section of a movement

Any amount of musicians performing together

3 or more notes played in harmony

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Staccato
Quickly
Fast
Detatched
Short
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Flat
Lowered note by any interval
Lowered Note by whole step
Out of tune note
Lowered note by half step
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Grave
Death March- Very slow
Slowly
A dark sad piece
A piece for funerals
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Forte
Very Loudly
Softly
Medium Soft
Loudly
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Octave
8 semi tones
Whole tone scale
8 full tones
Eb to Bb
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Modulation
Change key
Get louder
Change an accent
Modify a piece of music
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Direction to performer to play a composition in a brisk, lively, and spirited manner.
Andate
Allegro
Vivace
Adagio
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Clef
Notes on staff
Symbol defining pitch of notes on staff
Symbol of tempo
Symbol defining key
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Intonation
Two notes that are played with accurate pitch
Two notes that are played with inaccurate pitch
Three pitches that are perfectly matched
Manner in which tones are produced with regard to pitch
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Etude
Rhythmic music
Music with many embellishments
Music written to improve technique
Hard music
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Dissonance
Harsh, discordant and lack of harmony
Tones that are harmonious in a chord
Harsh accent
Direction to play with very loud sound
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Allegro
Markedly
Growing in speed
Accented
Fast and Lively
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Three to four movement orchestral piece,
Overture
Sonata
Contata
Symphony
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What is a musical sentence?
Single line ending in a chord
Antecedent
Phrase
Consequence
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Style where the strict tempo is temporarily abandoned for a more emotional tone.
Rubato
Rotary
Roboto
Ritardando
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Mezzo
Middle
Medium
Singer
Lower than Forte
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Accelerando
Start of Music
Accented
Get Louder
Gradually Quicken
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Legato
Connected
Slurred
Accented
Slow
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Coda
Repeat
Beginning
Repeat with two endings
Tail or closing section of a movement
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Raising a note a half step
Diminish
Sharp
Double Sharp
Flat
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Ostinato
Repeated phrase
Repeated bass line for 8 measures and then repeated 3 times
Austin's nickname
A percussion instrument
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Very Fast
Fortissimo
Andante
Allegro
Presto
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Ensemble
Musical Composition
French direction for expressive
Any amount of musicians performing together
One person solo with piano
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A melodic or, sometimes a harmonic idea presented in a musical form.
Musical Statement
Phrase
Variation
Theme
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Period14th to 16th centuries. This period signified the rebirth of music, art, and literature.
Baroque
Renaissance
Medieval
Classical
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A dance written in triple time, where the accent falls on the first beat of each measure.
Waltz
Ducat
Chaconne
Disco
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Consonance
Articulations
Pertaining to appropriate musical volume
Harmonious tones in a chord
Harsh, discordant and lack of harmony
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Chromatic Scale
Enharmonic Notes
Scale of Half Tones
Scale of Whole Tones
Scale with 3 sharps
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Opposite of Major
Minor
Flat
Diminished
Augmented
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A composition that uses passages from other movements of the composition in its entirety.
Overture
Melody
Compilation
Medley
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Harmony
C and B played together
A CDE played together
C and E played together
An Ab and Bb played together
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Tutti
This is not the answer
Unison
Together
Soli Section
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A Collection of instrumental Compositions
Album
Overture
Suite
Introduction
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Da Capo
Repeat
Repeat to Sign
Repeat to Beginning
Go to the Coda
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Adagio
Walking tempo
About 100 bpm
A piece with Strings
Slowly
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Expressivo
Expressively
With dynamics
Softly
Slowly
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A period in history during the 18th and early 19th centuries
Baroque
Contemporary
Romantic
Classical
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Successive notes of a key or mode either ascending or descending.
Scale
Key
Solfege
Pentatonic
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element of music pertaining to time, a grouping of notes into accented and unaccented beats.
Time Signature
Rhythm
Pulse
Beat
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Baroque
1500-1600
1700-1810
1450-1570
1600-1750
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Chord
Group playing in unison
End of music
3 or more notes played in harmony
At least 2 notes
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Classical
1600-1700
1450-1550
1750-1850
1850-1900
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To play softly
Piano
Mezzo Piano
Forte
Mezzo Forte
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Two or more voices or instruments playing the samenote simultaneously.
Solo
Tutti
Unison
Soli
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Interval
Distance between 2 notes
Distance between repeats
A scale
Length of music
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Dynamics
Expression
Loudness or softness
Very Loud
Musicality
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Form
When music has a coda
Repeats in music
Structure of music
Key of Music
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March
Fast form of music
Form of music for dancing
Form of music for military use
Form of music in 2-step timing

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