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| Play to the point marked fine (end) |
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| A piece that has two sections, “A” section and “B” section |
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| The mixing of sounds that blend together |
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| The mixing of sounds that do not blend together |
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| The triad that is built on the fifth note of the scale |
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| An interval that has four half steps, and is spelled as a skip (C-E) |
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| A triad that has a major 3rd (4 half steps) between the root and third of the chord and a minor 3rd (3 half steps) between the third and the fifth of the chord |
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| The organizing patterns of stronger and weaker beats |
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| An interval that has three half steps, and is spelled as a skip (c-eb) |
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| A triad that has a minor 3rd (3 half steps) between the root and third of the chord and a major 3rd (4 half steps) between the third and the fifth of the chord |
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| An interval of two notes with the same letter name, but are eight steps apart |
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| The triad built on the fourth note of the scale |
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| The note that a triad is build on, giving the triad its name |
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| A piece that has three parts, sections A, B, and A |
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| The root note of the triad |
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| An interval that repeats the very same pitch |
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