The systematic arrangement of musical sounds

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A rhythmic value

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A rhythm symbol that gets 4 beats in common time

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A rhythm symbol that gets 2 beats in common time

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A rhythm symbol that hets 1 beat in common time

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A rhythm symbol that gets 1/2 of a beat in common time.

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A rhythm symbol that gets 1/4 of a beat in common time

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The accented start of each beat

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A subdivision of each beat

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A musical notation symbol that represents the absence of sound

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A symbol used to represent the meter of music

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A segment of music sometimes called a bar.

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the speed at which music is played

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Beats Per Minute

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Moderately slow, walking pace (76-168 bpm)

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Very fast (168-200 bpm)

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The 5 horizontal lines that music is written on

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Two staves joined together to contain music for one instrument (such as piano)

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uses letters A through G

(A, B, C, D, E, F, G)

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How high or low something sounds

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The staff on top of the grand staff

(also called as the G-Clef)

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How to remember in Treble Clef in the Lines:

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How to remember in the Treble Clef in spaces:

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What kind of note adds half the value of what is immediately before it?

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Which word in music raises or lowers a pitch by a half step?

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Which accidental raises the pitch of the note?

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Which accidental lowers the pitch of the note?

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the volume of sound in different parts of a musical performance

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Which word means soft?

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Which word means loud?

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Which musical term means it gradually louder?

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What musical term means gradually softer?

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What does mezzopiano mean?

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A collection of musical tones that are grouped together as a single entity

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The sound of two or more notes heard simultaneously

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