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Terms in this set (160)
Music The art of organizing sound in time through the
elements of melody, harmony, rhythm, and
color.
Dynamics The loudness or softness of a musical passage.
Forte (f) Loud.
Piano (p) Soft.
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Timbre The unique quality of a sound that distinguishes
one instrument or voice from another (also
known as tone color).
Meter The organization of beats into regular groups,
indicated by a time signature.
Tempo The speed at which a piece of music is played.
Allegro Fast and lively.
Andante At a walking pace; moderately slow.
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Adagio Slow and stately.
Metronome A device used to indicate tempo by producing
regular audible clicks.
Melody A sequence of single notes that is musically
satisfying; the tune of a piece.
Cadence A sequence of chords that brings an end to a
phrase, section, or piece of music.
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Music _Theory,
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History, and
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Music Theory,
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Music Theory,
Comprehensive
History, and
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Key Guide
Figures_
Music _Theory,
Exam
Comprehensive
Review.pdf
History, and
Study
Key Guide
Figures_
_ Exam
Comprehensive
Review.pdfStudy Guide _ Exam Review.pdf
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Terms in this set (160)
Music The art of organizing sound in time through the
elements of melody, harmony, rhythm, and
color.
Dynamics The loudness or softness of a musical passage.
Forte (f) Loud.
Piano (p) Soft.
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,Music Theory, History, and Key Figures_ Comprehensive Study Guide Music Theory, History, and Key Figures_ Comprehensive Study Guide.pdf Music Theory, History, and Key Figures_ Comprehensive Study Guide.pdf
Timbre The unique quality of a sound that distinguishes
one instrument or voice from another (also
known as tone color).
Meter The organization of beats into regular groups,
indicated by a time signature.
Tempo The speed at which a piece of music is played.
Allegro Fast and lively.
Andante At a walking pace; moderately slow.
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Adagio Slow and stately.
Metronome A device used to indicate tempo by producing
regular audible clicks.
Melody A sequence of single notes that is musically
satisfying; the tune of a piece.
Cadence A sequence of chords that brings an end to a
phrase, section, or piece of music.
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