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system of lines and spaces on which music is noted |
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a single sound played on a musical instrument |
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distance between two pitches |
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interval between two pitches with the same letter designation |
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A coherent succession of single pitches or notes |
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Two or more notes that sound at the same time |
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A type of harmony that is at rest; it does not create tension |
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A type of harmony that creates tension and requires resolution |
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Music in which one note is more important than all other notes |
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The most important note in tonal music |
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Music in which all notes are equal |
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Refers to the temporal organization of music |
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Pace or speed at which music is performed |
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The steady pulse of music |
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A melodic fragment repeated throughout a piece of music |
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