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Interval
the distance between and two tones
Tone
a sound that has a definite frequency
Octave
interval between two tones; such that the higher tone has twice the frequency of the lower tone
piano
soft
forte
loud
diminuendo (decrescendo)
slowly decreasing
crescendo
gradually increasing
timbre
the quality of sound; helps to distinguish between the same two tones played on different instruments
rhythm
the flow of music through time
beat
a repeating pulsation that separates music into equal units of time
meter
organization of beats into regular groups
measure
a group of beats
downbeat
the first stressed beat of a measure
syncopation
when an accented note comes where one is not expecting it
largo
very slow, broad
grave
very slow, solemn
adagio
slow
andante
moderately slow, walking pace
moderato
moderate
allegreto
moderately fast
allegro
fast
vivace
lively
presto
very fast
pretissimo
as fast as possible
consonance
stable tone combination; points of arrival, rest, or resolution
dissonance
unstable tone combination; harsh, and express pain or grief
monophonic
one sound, can be solo or many voices singing in unison
polyphonic
simultaneous performance of two or more melodic lines of relatively equal interest
homophonic
one main melody accompanied by chords
repetition
recognizing and remembering something; provides a sense of unity
contrast
provides variety, conflict, change of mood
variety
keeps some elements of musical thought while keeping others; provides variety and unity