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general way music unfolds in time
arrangement of durations-long and short notes |
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musical time measured in beats
short pulses of background to keep pace |
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| any recurring pattern of strong and weak beats |
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| each occurence of a meter/pattern |
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| accents displaced to other unexpected position |
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level of sound
soft vs hard
crescendo vs decrescendo
more accents |
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| amount of energy a sound contains and conveys |
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| quality of the pitch or instrument that such a sound makes |
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| another tone above or below original tone that is also played but not noticeable |
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| distance/difference between two pitches |
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| interval of two pitches that are 8 notes away diatonically |
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a set of seven pitches within an octave
used in western music |
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| every note/pitch within an octave |
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