Contains 3 or more notes

Chord with exactly 3 notes

First (root), Third (major 3rd), and Fifth (perfect 5th) notes of a major pattern

The tonic (root) note = the name of the triad

Play gradually louder

Play gradually softer

Begins the same as the question

Begins differently than the question

Both parallel and contrasting answers end on the tonic note

Distance from a note to the next note with the same letter name
Skips:
- from a space to a line
- from a line to a space

Hold the note longer than it's value

Order: BEADGCF
- The next to the last flat names the key
- F Major only has one flat

An accompaniment pattern that repeats

The speed of a piece

Gradually slow down

Return to your original tempo

Skips:
- space to space
- line to line
7th

Music often has multiple sections.
- Sections may be the same or different.
- The order of sections is called Form.
- AB: has two sections that are different.
- ABA: has 3 sections, first and 3rd are the same. The 2nd is different.

The order of sections of music, such as AB or ABA

Go back to the beginning and play to the end. Da Capo (beginning) al Fine (end)

A short section of the piece that comes before the A section

Austrian music publisher who taught piano and guitar. Also a composer.

An ending section added to the form.

(Italian) Meaning: tail

Work song for sailors as they work

C = 4/4

fortissimo very loud

forte loud

mezzoforte medium loud

mezzopiano medium soft

piano soft

pianissimo very soft