A set of musical notes based on a particular scale, forming the harmonic basis of a piece.

A sequence of musical notes arranged in a way that is musically satisfying.

The structure of a musical composition, including how different sections are arranged.

A rhythmic pattern with two beats per measure.

A rhythmic pattern with three beats per measure.

A rhythmic pattern with four beats per measure.

The unique quality of a sound that distinguishes it from others, often referred to as 'tone color'.

The varying levels of loudness or softness in a musical performance.

The shape of a melody as it moves upward and downward in pitch.

A musical form where a section of music is repeated without variation.

A musical form where a theme is repeated but altered in some way.

A musical structure in which one phrase (the call) is immediately followed by a responding phrase.

The act of spontaneously creating music during a performance.

A section in a concerto where the orchestra stops playing, allowing the soloist to perform a passage without a steady beat.

A technique where a musician slides quickly between two notes, passing through all the intervening pitches.

A musical work that features a solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra, often consisting of three movements.

A short musical idea that recurs throughout a composition, sometimes serving as a unifying element.

A pulsating variation in pitch used to add expression to musical notes, particularly in string and wind instruments.

A recurring musical theme associated with a particular person, place, or idea, commonly used in operas and film scores.

Music or art that is not religious in nature, as opposed to sacred music, which is composed for religious purposes.

The most basic of art elements, defined as the path of a point moving through space.

Defines the two-dimensional area of an object, which can be geometric or organic.

A three-dimensional object having length, width, and depth. In two-dimensional art, the illusion of form is created through shading, foreshortening, and perspective.

A technique used to create the illusion of depth and three-dimensionality in two-dimensional artworks.

A key element in art, where hue refers to the name of a color, value refers to its lightness or darkness, and intensity refers to its brightness or dullness.

The surface quality of an artwork, which can be actual or visual.

The arrangement of visual elements within an artwork, including balance, contrast, and emphasis to create a cohesive piece.

The most fundamental of art processes, involving mark-making on a surface using tools such as pencils, charcoal, or ink.

A group of techniques that allow for the mechanical production of multiple original artworks.

A three-dimensional art form created through carving, modeling, casting, or construction.

The art and science of designing and constructing buildings, which combines aesthetic principles with functional and structural considerations.

A sudden, strong accent on a note or chord, creating an intense and dramatic effect.

A gradual decrease in volume, instructing musicians to play progressively softer.

Fine Arts Section (including music) Flashcards

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Pitch

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The perceived highness or lowness of a sound, determined by its frequency.

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Rhythm

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The organization of music in time, including patterns of beats and accents.

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Beat

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The steady pulse that underlies most music.

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Tempo

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The speed at which a piece of music is played.

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Meter

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The pattern of emphasis imposed on beats, commonly classified as duple, triple, or quadruple.

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Harmony

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The combination of different musical notes played or sung simultaneously to produce chords.

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Chords

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A group of three or more notes played together.

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