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| all notes, when you play every note, black and white keys. |
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| chords/intervals that sound pleasing or "at rest" fulfilling |
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| intervals, chords, or other pitch combinations that sound unpleasant, unfinished, or bad. |
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| organizes the music, road map/pattern, repetition and contrast. |
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| melodic idea, building block of music |
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| same main theme, repeated with slight variation |
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| binary, has 2 parts in music |
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| ternary, has 3 parts in music |
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1. Brass- trumpet, trombone, french horn, tube
2. String- violin, viola, cello, double bass
3. Woodwind- Flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, sax
4. Percussion- drums, tamorine |
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| grouping or organizing notes/beats into sets |
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| how many beats/note values |
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| where the groups of notes are at (box) |
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| repeating a pattern of sound; repetition of musical pattern |
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