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| Two or more tones played simultaneously |
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| Technique of combining two or more melodies |
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| Technique of writing or overall effect of instruments of the orchestra |
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| Pattern of the beats (duple and triple) |
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| Solo performer shows technique |
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| Speed of or how fast/slow the music is |
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| several movements for solo piano |
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| replaces a minuet, or dance movement |
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| Solo instrument & Orchestra combination |
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| Same theme or motive returning in other movement |
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| 2 Violins, Viola, and Cello |
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| highest form of orchestral music |
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| “Romantic composer par excellence” |
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| Pushed technique of the piano |
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| Painting of landscapes in pieces |
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