Melody
A pattern of notes used to create a melody.
Scale.
two notes sounded at once and the distance between them.
Interval
The pulse of the music in terms of how fast or slow it flows by (the pulse you tap your foot to while listening to a song)
Beat
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These are the individual sounds that comprise a melody. When you hum or sing or play a melody, you are performing a series of ________ in succession.
pitches/notes/tones.
three or more notes sounded at once. These create a musical mood by the interactions of all the intervals within them.
Chord
The speed of the beat (slow, medium, fast, etc.)
Tempo
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refers to the shape of the melody
Melodic contour
most classical and popular music uses ______ harmony - harmony developed by the use of three-note chords.
Traid
How beats are grouped into small patterns within a larger song
Meter
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is when melodies go one note up or down a scale
Stepwise motion
Harmony can sound ______, meaning the pitches sound pleasant together
consonant
can be found in pieces where the meter changes up frequently
Mixed meter
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Is when melodies go multiple notes up or down a scale.
Leap motion
Harmonies can also sound ________, meaning the pitches sound unpleasant together
Dissonant
occurs when a grouping is uneven or odd within a measure.
Complex meter
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