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Basic Music Vocabulary A cappella Accent Articulation Attack Breath Chord Chromatic Compound meter Counting Diatonic Diction Dipthong Dynamics Embouchure Harmony Homophonic Intonation Key--major Key--minor Melody Meter Phrase Pitch Placement Polyphonic Posture Pulse Release Rhythm Sacred Secular Slur Solfege Tempo Tone color/Timbre Tongue Unison Singing without accompaniment Emphasis on a note, word, or phrase The way a sound is started and ended The beginning of a sound One cycle of inspiration/expiration Two or more pitches sounding together Moving in half-steps Meter that is made up of simple meters 2/4+3/4 Mentally breaking down a rhythm into divisions Moving within a key without changes Correct and clear pronunciation of consonants Two or more vowel sounds blended together Relative loudness or softness Mouth position in brass and woodwinds The system of moving from chord to chord A style where all parts have the same rhythm Being in tune with accompaniment or others Based on a scale of w/w/h/w/w/w/h steps Based on a scale of w/h/w/w/h/w/w steps Pitches in sequence that form a pattern The division of time into units Notes played or sung in one breath The highness or lowness of sound measured in Hz. Vocal term--where the sound is placed in the head Where each part has an independent rhythm Sitting/standing correctly and efficiently Feeling where the beat is How a sound is ended How a sound is placed in time Music that is written for spiritual or religious use Music that is written for entertainment Playing a series of pitches without tonguing Italian system of pitch and interval ear training The speed at which a regular pulse is repeated The relative brightness or darkness of a sound To start a sound with the tongue on reed or mthpce Everyone on the same pitch
