begins with vibration of an object that is pounded or a string that is plucked

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first 5 elements of art

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is the length of time during which a sound is produced

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other term used for tempo

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is the speed of a composition or any of its sections

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Fast

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lively

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moderate speed

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moderately slow

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slower than andante

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slow

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very slow

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is the length of time during which a sound is produced

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is the quality of sound that makes it distinct from other sounds

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timbre is also known as

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The loudness or softness of the music

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soft

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loud

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Very Loud

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the second half of elements of music

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is the consistent pattern or succession of identical or similar sounds

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is the series of consecutive tones that vary in pitch and duration but form a line of individual significance and expressive value

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the simultaneous sounding of two or more tones

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is the number of tones expected to be apprehended simultaneously

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A soloist performing a melody

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A soloist performing a melody with accompaniment

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Many musicians performing/ combining rhythmic and melodic patterns together

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is the overall organization of the composition which is associated with shape, structure and coherence simultaneous sounding of two or more tones

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Common form of music

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is produced by the voices of the singers in which the singing is done without accompaniment of musical instruments.

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vocal music is also known as

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is a music produced by musical instruments and it is exemplified by an orchestra performing without a soloist of group of singers

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is a combination of vocal music and instrumental music.

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mixed music is also referred to as

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is music rendered by a group of performers –

singers and/or players of musical instruments

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is the most spectacular of the ensembles because of its large size, usually performing under direction of a conductor, the musicians playing several instruments

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is a large ensemble composed of about 100 players. It includes all the principal instrumental types divided into four sections or four basic ranges: soprano, alto, tenor, and bass

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is a form written for an orchestra in which one solo instruments, for example, a piano or a violin, is given prominence

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is an instrumental ensemble having the size of an orchestra but consisting mainly or exclusively of wind and percussion instruments

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