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Augmentation

the proportional increase of rhythmic note values

Augmentation Dot

a notation symbol using a dot that occurs after and above the note head, increasing the duration of the note by 1/2 of the value of the previous note

Barline

a vertical line providing delineation between one measure or bar

Beam

a horizontal beam connection two or more sequential flagged notes

Diminuation

the proportional decrease of rhythmic note values

Duration

the number of beats a note receives

Eighth Note

a note value that is 1/8 of a whole note

Flag

(a) curved line(s) placed on the stem of a note that is an 1/8 note or smaller

Form

the sum total of of parts in a musical work; e.g. key or repetition

Half note

a note value that is 1/2 of a whole note

Harmony

the simultaneous sounding of pitches

Location

the perceived location of a sound in an acoustic space


Loudness

the intensity of a sound measured in decibels (db)

Measure

segment of musical staff delineated by a barline containing the number of beats defined by the time signature

Melody

a sequence of pitches often referred to as the horizontal dimension in music

Meter

grouping of musical pulses or beats

Note

general term for pitch or rhythms on the staff

Note Head

oval portion of a note that is either open or filled in that is placed on lines or spaces

Note Value

the rhythmic value assigned to a note

Pitch

mapping of frequencies to notes on a musical staff using the letters A-G and accidentals

Pulse

the discernible succession of regular beats in music

Quarter Note

a note value that is 1/4 of a whole note

Rest

a notation symbol used to indicate where a performer is to be inactive

Rhythm

the articulation of sounds at various time intervals

Sixteenth Note

a not value 1/16 that of a whole note

Stem

the vertical line connecting to a note head either up or down depending on the placement on the musical staff

Tempo

the speed of regular pulses

Tie

a notational symbol using a curved line connecting two or more of the same pitch, increasing their duration to the sum of all tied values

Timbre

quality or character of a sound

Time Signature

two vertically aligned numbers where the upper number represents number of beats in the measure and the bottom the note value that receives the beat

Whole note

a note that receives 4 beats (in 4/4 time)