Instruments that are struck, shaken, or hit to make sound, e.g., drums, tambourine, or cymbals.

A tuned percussion instrument with high pitched, tuned metal bars.

A tuned percussion instrument with tuned metal bars, often lower in pitch than glockenspiel.

A tuned percussion instrument with wooden bars played with mallets.

A tuned percussion instrument with individual tuned metal bars.

The tone colour or quality of a sound.

Music with a single melody line and no harmony.

Music with two or more independent melody lines played simultaneously.

Music with one main melody supported by chords or accompaniment.

A short musical idea.

A short motif that represents a character, idea, or place in a film.

Storytelling through the body and movement, rather than words.

Acting without words, using movement, gestures and facial expression.

Movement or action that is symbolic rather than literal; it represents an idea or emotion.

Upstage - back of the stage, Downstage - close to audience, Centre Stage - middle.

A group of actors saying the same thing in unison.

A particular way of acting that reflects cultural and historical influences, for example naturalistic, melodramatic, comedic.

Clarity or distinctness of speech.

Drama that is developed through collaboration to create an original piece of work.