Scales
Tempos
Dynamics/Abbreviation
Elements of Music
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Major piano scale with four sharps.
What is E major
100
slow
What is lento
100
Dynamic term for "soft"
What is Piano
100
Extends from the steady pulse underlying the music.
What is Rhythm
100
recurring pattern of one strong and one weak.
What is duple meter
200
Minor scale with two sharps.
What is B minor
200
Slow walking speed
What is Andante
200
Abbreviation for very soft
What is pp
200
Sequential unfolding of pitch over time.
What is Melody
200
recurring pattern of one strong and two weak pulses.
What is triple meter
300
Pentatonic minor scale with two flats.
What is C minor pentatonic scale.
300
Fast
What is Allegro
300
Dynamic for "moderately loud".
What is Mezzo Forte
300
Sounds of individual instruments and voices.
What is Timbre
300
recurring pattern of one strong and three weak pulses
What is quadruple meter
400
Hermonic minor scale with two flats and one sharp.
What is G hermonic minor.
400
quick, lively
What is Vivace
400
Abbreviation for very loud
What is ff
400
Refers to the number of voices or instruments a piece of music my contain.
What is Texture
400
raises pitch by two half steps
What is double sharp
500
Blues scale with three flats and one natural.
What is blues scale on F.
500
Gradually becoming faster
What is Accelerando
500
Dynamic for "become louder"
What is Crescendo
500
About how an entire piece of music unfolds in time.
What is Form
500
The last beat when conducting.
What is upbeat
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