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Randy Shackleton

Placing an accent on a usually un-accented beat Syncopation

Speed of a piece of music Tempo

Very short, detached Staccato

Smooth and connected Legato

Moderated walking tempo Andante

To sing unaccompanied A cappella

Gradually speed up Accelerando

Emphasis on one note or chord Accent

Brass instrument using valves to produce sound Trumpet

Accompanist One who accompanies a solo or group

Slow tempo Adagio

A tone which is 1/2 step higher than written Sharp

The bass size of the violin Cello

Theatrical performance by dancing Ballet

Lines through the music to indicate measure Bar lines

A stringed instrument with a long neck and a drum head Banjo

To indicate a group is to be divided Divisi

A tone which is 1/2 step lower than written Flat

To pronounce Enunciation

Meter indicated at the beginning of a piece of music Time Signature

Final Movement Finale

Bells having steel bars Glockenspiel

Chordal structure of a song Harmony

Stringed keyboard instrument where the strings are plucked Harspichord

An instrumental piece played in the middle of a song Interlude

The distance in pitch between two tones Interval

Singing or playing in tune Intonation

The highest part of a choral composition Treble Clef

The lowest part of a choral composition Bass Clef

Sharps or flats appearing at the beginning of a piece Key signature

Very slow tempo Largo

Short lines above and below the staff Ledger lines

Five horizontal lines music is written on Staff

The text of an opera Libretto

Percussion instruments with metal shakers Tambourine

Italian love song usually sung a capella Madrigal

Songs in a happy sounding mode Major Key

Songs in a sad sounding mode Minor Key

Instrument which chords are produced by strumming strings Auto Harp

Portable music instrument with folding billows Accordion

An African xylopone using wooden plates Marimba

The distance between two bar lines Measure

A Succession of musical tones Melody

Instrument having one or several reed pipes Bagpipe

An apparatus that sounds beats in a regular sequence Metronome

Half Mezzo

A French country dance Minuet

Change of key Modulation

Very Molto

Recitation of a text on an unchanged pitch Monotone

An unaccompanied choral composition based on a Latin text Motet

Short pattern that reoccurs throughout a composition Motif

The different sections of a large piece of music Movement

A device for softening or muffling the tone Mute

A note that is neither sharp or flat Natural

Music for eight voices Octet

A drama in which music is the essential factor Opera

Term used to indicate the chronological position of a song Opus

A musical production with a religious theme Oratorio

A large ensemble of instruments including string instruments Orchestra

A keyboard instrument operated by using both the hands and feet Organ

A phrase that is repeated throughout a composition Ostinato

Brass instrument using a slide to produce sound Trombone

Instruments that are sounded by shaking or striking Percussion

A division of the musical line, like a sentence Phrase

Soft Piano

Two Performers Duet

Three performers Trio

Four performers Quartet

Five performers Quintet

Six performers Sextet

Location of a musical sound in the tonal scale Pitch

A piece played at the conclusion of a service Postlude

A piece played prior to a service Prelude

Very fast Presto

A note receiving one beat Quarter note

A note receiving two beats Half note

A note receiving 4 counts Whole note

A note receiving a half of a count Eighth note

A thin piece of cane which is used to vibrate and produce sound Reed

Identical lines recurring at the end of a verse Refrain

The period of music from Romantic period

Repeat what is between the two signs with double bars and two dots Repeat

Repetition of a composition in a smaller form Reprise

The pulse of music Rhythm

Gradually slowing in tempo Ritardando

Performing a piece where different groups start at different times Round

Flexible tempo Rubato

Afro-Cuban dance style Rumba

Tonal material of music arranged in an order of rising and declining pitches Scale