a physical pose that conveys a mental or emotional attitude

hold out a note for longer than it is written

making up and/or writing your own music

the muscle in the body used in breathing, at the bottom of the rib cage

one voice repeats the part of another (a round)

a pattern of 2 whole steps, 1 half step, 3 whole steps and 1 half step

the distance between two notes (pitches)

movement in an upward motion, scale

movement in a downward motion, scale

the volume of sound, how loud or soft music is

soft

loud

medium soft

medium loud

smooth and connected

short and detached

gradually getting louder

gradually getting softer

separation of melody into meaningful portions, indicated by arching lines

a musical symbol which raises a pitch one half step

a musical symbol which lowers a pitch one half step

tells you to go back and repeat a section of music again

a musical symbol which cancels a previous flat or sharp

the sharps or flats placed after a clef to identify the key

the sign used to tell how many beats are in each measure

the organization of beats in time

a group of beats between barlines

separates the staff into measures

the speed of music, how fast or slow music is

The leader of a music ensemble who signals when and how to play or sing

highest female voice

lowest female voice

highest male voice

lowest male voice

the main vocal line or tune of a song

singing the same notes at the same time

the accompaniment to the melody

how high or low sound is; the frequency of sound

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