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6
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Two or more notes that sound good together when sung or played at the same time.
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9
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A form of music with the pattern in which the first and last sections are the same and the middle section is different.
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10
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The combinations of long and short sounds that occur within a beat; it is the most basic element of music.
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11
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The syllables of a scale that we sing, often using hand signs.
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13
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A type of harmony produced by playing a combination of pitches at the same time.
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1
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High or low musical tones based upon vibrations.
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2
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The tone color of an instrument's sound, or how bright or rich the sound is.
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3
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Singing or playing the same melody together at the same time.
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4
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how loud or soft the music is sung or played.
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5
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The upward and downward movement of pitches by steps and skips, combined with rhythm; it is the tune of a song.
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7
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The pulse of the music.
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8
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How fast or slow the beat goes in music.
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10
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A form of song in which different groups sing the same melody, but start at different times.
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12
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The overall pattern and order of a musical piece based on its same and different sections.
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