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Elements
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Music vocabulary
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Bonus!
100
Green, orange, and purple
What are secondary colors?
100
A repeated part or pattern in a picture. A visual tempo or beat.
What is rhythm?
100
A repeating pulse that can be felt in some music.
What is the beat?
100
A group of instruments including trumpets, trombones, french horns, and tubas.
What is brass?
100
A slow tempo
What is largo?
200
A three-dimensional object with height, width, and depth.
What is a form?
200
Repeating lines, shapes, color, etc. over and over again.
What is pattern?
200
The different levels of loudness and softness of sound
What is dynamic?
200
A term used to refer to string instruments by bowing plucking, or strumming.
What is strings?
200
A painting or a drawing of a person.
What is portrait?
300
A line that runs up and down.
What is a vertical line?
300

When the parts of the picture come together.


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What is unity?

300
The speed of the beat.
What is tempo?
300

A group of wind instruments including clarinet, flute, and saxophones.


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What is woodwinds?

300

Outdoor scenes like city, sea, sky or land.

What is a landscape?

400
Looks smooth, bumpy, and rough.
What is visual texture?
400
An arrangement of parts so that they have equal force.
What is balance?
400
Symbols for the lengths of silences.
What is rest?
400
A group of pitched or non-pitched instruments played by hitting, shaking, or scrapping.
What is percussion?
400
A painting or a drawing of a person.
What is allegro?
500
The lightness and the darkness of a color, or added to create highlights and shadows.
What is value?
500
When an artist makes one part of a picture more important than another.
What is emphasis?
500
Tells how many beats are in each measure (the top number) Kind of note that gets one beat (bottom number)
What is time signature?
500
A home for the notes.
What is the staff?
500
The technique artists use to project an illusion of the three- dimensional into a two-dimensional paper to create a sense of depth.
What is perspective? What is one-point perspective?