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HIGH FREQUENCY VOCABULARY WORDS AND DEFINITIONS 2nd Grade WORD Applause Audience Ballet Bells Bravo/Brava Call and response Coda Cymbals Double bar line Duet Dynamics Eighth note Form Forte (f) Guitar Half note Harmony Harp Keyboard Mallet Melody Musical alphabet Notate Ostinato Patriotic song Percussion Piano (p) Pitch Posture Quarter note, quarter rest Repeat sign Rhythm Skip Solfege Sol-Mi-Do Staff Steady beat Step Strong beat Tempo Tie Trombone Whole note Xylophone (wood) DEFINITION Clapping to show appreciation Group of people who listen and watch live performance Story told through music and dance A metallic toned instrument A shout to express admiration, “great job” A style of choral singing; musical form in which leader’s solo (call) is followed by an answer (response) sung by a group A special ending Round metal instruments in the percussion family Two vertical lines on the staff to mark the end of the music Two people performing together The loudness and softness of sound ; in 4/4 time, receives ½ beat The order of same and different ideas in music; the way a musical composition is put together Loud A six-stringed instrument that is either plucked or strummed ; in 4/4 time, receives two beats Two or more pitches sounding at the same time Many-stringed instrument that is plucked in the string family Musical instrument with keys laid out in a row A special stick with a ball on one end to play a percussion instrument A line of pitches that move up, down, or stay the same A-B-C-D-E-F-G To write down the music A short repeated pattern; may be vocal or instrumental Music that helps show love for country Category (group) of instruments played by striking, shaking, or scraping Soft Another name for a musical note Position of the body , ; in 4/4 time, receives one beat A musical symbol meaning to sing or play a section of the music more than once A pattern of long and short sounds and silences Melodic movement that passes over a note (not a step or repeat) Syllables used to name the sounds/pitches of the scale Melodic pattern of sound skipping downward Set of five horizontal lines and four spaces used in writing music The regular pulse found in most music Melodic movement that goes from one sound to the next in the scale The most important beat in a rhythmic pattern The speed of music Musical marking meaning to lengthen a sound Instrument with a slide in the brass family ; in 4/4 time, receives four beats Instrument with wooden bars in the percussion family Page 1 05/03/2017