Which of the terms below tell us at what tempo a piece of music will be performed?

What musical element can be defined as volume, soft to loud?

Which of these terms tell the performer what the dynamic level would be on a given piece of music?

Which of these opposites best defines the element of Pitch?

Which statement best defines the musical element Timbre?

"From the "thin" sound of an unaccompanied solo voice (monophonic) to the "thick"ness of multiple layers of sound produced by an orchestra (polyphonic)," is a description of this musical element.

Which of these opposites best defines the element of Articulation?

The set of notes a composer uses in a piece of music determines whether the music is happy (major) or sad (minor), joyful (major) or frightening (minor). This musical element is ______________.

Duration is determined by musical notation, notes and rests, and tells the performer how ___________ or _________ a sound will be.

To start a section of the music soft and gradually get louder over time is to ________________________.

To perform a section of music loud and gradually get softer is to _________________________________.

What is the Tempo in music?

Which of these terms is an Articulation?

What does Rhythm refer to?

If you spotted a trumpet playing a melodic solo, which Element would you be talking about?

The definition of 'Legato' is:

'Mezzo forte' means:

A 'crescendo' means to:

Rhythm is the