Harmonious Harmony
Melodious Melody
What's making that sound?
The Rhythm is Gonna Get You!
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100

The combination of sounds to create chords in a particular sequence

Chord Progression

100

A musical line that has a succession of single notes and rhythms 

Melody

100

The instruments used to produce the sound of a musical piece

Source

100

The musical pace

Tempo

100

Used to convey an idea which the listener can relate to his or her life

Text

200

A series of pitches whose name is derived from the Italian for ladder.   

Scale

200

A melodic range that spans many notes in one song

Wide Range

200

Tone color or how an instrument sounds

Timbre

200

The way pulses are organized, beats into measures

Meter

200

Design and structure of a musical piece

Form

300

Three or more notes played at the same time to create harmony.

Chord

300

The direction of a melody (ascending, descending, or static)

Shape

300

A musical texture described by a single voice or instrument

Monophonic

300

The relationship between music and time- the "heartbeat" of music

Rhythm

300

Part of our lives, soothes and relaxes, and allows us to communicate

Why the study of music is important

400

Most rock songs like "Louie, Louie" are made up of this number of chords. 

Three

400

A melody that has a motion that move by step and does not jump around to many notes

Conjunct

400

Dynamic level (Loud or Soft)

Volume

400

The pulse or the beat

Background time

400

Listening to music while doing other things

Passive listening

500

The chord of any song that is based off of the 1st scale step.

Tonic

500

Singers that can't sing very many notes properly have this

Narrow Range

500

Several Melodies occurring all at once in different parts of the music

Polyphonic Texture

500

When a strong beat occurs on a week beat

Syncopation

500

Organizing sound (melody, harmony, words, rhythm, and beat) to please the human ear.

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