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| Closing section of a movement |
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| at a moderate pace, walking speed |
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| Two or three melodic lines played at the same time |
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| creating string sound with increased bow length and speed |
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| Two notes that differ in name only. For example: C shart and D flat |
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| A mild glissando between two notes for an expressive effect |
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| The range of an instrumental or a vocal part |
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| A Brazilian dane popular in the 1950's and 1960's |
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| A characteristic of music where the strict tempo is changed for musical effect |
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| To hold a tone or rest held beyond the written value at the discretion of the perfomer |
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| Passage fo he entire ensemble or orchestra without a soloist |
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| creating string sound with a slow, weighted bow |
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| Tones used to embellish the principal melodic tone |
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