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| singing without accompaniment |
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| accelerating, growing faster |
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| resume the original tempo |
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| quick, but no as fast as presto |
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| notes that outline a chord |
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| a final passage closing a song |
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| becoming gradually louder |
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| a union of two vowels pronounced in one syllable |
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| becoming gradually softer |
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| a combination of notes that require resolution; creates tension |
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| false or artificial voice |
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| hold; a pause or interruption |
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| the parts that support the melody |
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| the accuracy of maintaining a pitch |
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| the leading part in a song |
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| passing from one key or tonality to another |
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| a musical sentence; a complete thought |
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| the highest and lowest pitches in a song |
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| becoming gradually slower |
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| intentionally deviating from strict rhythm |
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| held for the full indicated time value |
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| in very soft tone; half voice |
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| with distant breaks between successive notes |
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| the general “lie” of a vocal part; does not take into account a few isolated high or low pitches |
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| for all instruments or voices |
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