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Melody

The tune of a song

Pitch

The highness or lowness of a note

Interval

The distance between two pitches

Range

The difference between the highest and lowest note

Shape

The direction a melody takes (can be disjunct or conjunct)

Conjunct

When notes look as if they're steps

Disjunct

When notes have a jump or skip

Rhythm

Musical Time; the element that organizes movement in time

Beat

The basic unit we use to measure time; the steady pulse

Meter

The patterns into which rhythmic pulses are organized

Syncopation

The deliberate accenting of a typically weak beat or off beat (in between beats)

Monophonic

Single Voice; melody only

Monophonic

Single Voice; melody only

Heterophony

Two or more voices singing the same melody

Monophonic

Single Voice; melody only

Heterophony

Two or more voices singing the same melody

Homophony

Single melody with accompaniment

Monophonic

Single Voice; melody only

Heterophony

Two or more voices singing the same melody

Homophony

Single melody with accompaniment

Polyphony

Two or more melodic lines are combined; both equal in importance

Monophonic

Single Voice; melody only

Heterophony

Two or more voices singing the same melody

Homophony

Single melody with accompaniment

Polyphony

Two or more melodic lines are combined; both equal in importance

Harmony

The movement and relationship of intervals and chords

Chord

When 3 or more notes are sounded together

Chord

When 3 or more notes are sounded together

Ternary Form

Three part structure (ABA; twinkle twinkle)

Chord

When 3 or more notes are sounded together

Ternary Form

Three part structure (ABA; twinkle twinkle)

Binary Form

Two part structure (AB; Yankee Doodle)

Tempo

Speed

Tempo

Speed

Dynamics

Volume

Scale

A collection of pitches arranged in ascending or descending order

Tonic

The first note of a scale

Tonic

The first note of a scale

Largo

Very slow

Tonic

The first note of a scale

Largo

Very slow

Andante

A walking pace

Tonic

The first note of a scale

Largo

Very slow

Andante

A walking pace

Moderato

Moderate speed

Tonic

The first note of a scale

Largo

Very slow

Andante

A walking pace

Moderato

Moderate speed

Allegro

Fast

Pianissimo(pp)

Very soft

Pianissimo(pp)

Very soft

Piano(p)

soft

Pianissimo(pp)

Very soft

Piano(p)

soft

Mezzo Piano

Moderatly soft

Pianissimo(pp)

Very soft

Piano(p)

soft

Mezzo Piano

Moderatly soft

Mezzo Forte(mf)

moderately loud

Pianissimo(pp)

Very soft

Piano(p)

soft

Mezzo Piano

Moderatly soft

Mezzo Forte(mf)

moderately loud

forte (f)

loud

Pianissimo(pp)

Very soft

Piano(p)

soft

Mezzo Piano

Moderatly soft

Mezzo Forte(mf)

moderately loud

forte (f)

loud

fortissimo

Very loud

Pianissimo(pp)

Very soft

Piano(p)

soft

Mezzo Piano

Moderatly soft

Mezzo Forte(mf)

moderately loud

forte (f)

loud

fortissimo

Very loud

Crescendo

gradually getting louder

Pianissimo(pp)

Very soft

Piano(p)

soft

Mezzo Piano

Moderatly soft

Mezzo Forte(mf)

moderately loud

forte (f)

loud

fortissimo

Very loud

Crescendo

gradually getting louder

Decrescendo

Gradually getting softer