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| Refers to the extent to which notes match the “correct” pitch. Precise intonation means matching standard pitches in cycles per second of the Euro-American chromatic style. |
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| Occurs when both regular and flatted forms of certain scale degrees are used (often with sliding in between these scale pitches) |
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| The music of play in black America. |
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| Long-Short, Long-Short – By connecting together the first two notes in each group of three 1 2 3, 1 2 3, 1 2 3, = long-short, long-short, long-short, long-short. |
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| Accenting normally unaccented beats or accenting notes that occur in between beats |
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