The pattern of regular or irregular pulses caused in music by strong and weak beats Rhythm.

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The pattern of regular or irregular pulses caused in music by strong and weak beats Rhythm

A short, rhythmical song, in which several voices enter at equally spaced intervals of time Round

Standard of measure in musical time. One beat lasts until the next begins. Beat

Part of a staff set off by bar lines. Measure

Five parallel, equidistant lines with spaces in between Staff

The higher notes Line notes = EGBDF Space notes = FACE Treble Clef

The lower notes Line notes = GBDFA Space notes = ACEG Bass Clef

The degree of height or depth to a tone or sound Pitch

Gradual, steady increase of sound or force. Crescendo

Gradual, steady decrease in loudness or force. Diminuendo

Characteristic rate, rhythm, or pattern of music. Tempo

Two numbers at the beginning of the staff; top number tells how many beats per measure; bottom tells which kind of note gets one beat. Time Signature

Vertical lines placed in a staff to mark off measures. Bar Lines

Basic grouping of beats. Meter