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| A group of musicians that perform as a unit. |
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| To mix various sounds in order to obtain quality. |
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| The artistic communication by the performer to the audience |
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| A dignified, self-confident manner of bearing; composure |
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| The mechanical aspect of performing a composition. |
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| Characteristic manner of presentation of musical elements (melody, rhythm, harmony, dynamics, forms, etc..) |
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| Proper production of a tone so that it is exactly in tune. |
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| The loudness or softness of compostition |
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| The particular sound of an instrument or voice and the performer’s coloring of that sound. |
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| Directions through symbols describing the attack, length, and decay of given note. |
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| To adjust the parts equally or symmetrically. |
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| The controlled movement of music in time. |
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