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| science of sound; property of pitch |
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| the number of vibrations per second required to produce one note; property of pitch |
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| distance between two pitches; property of pitch |
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| interval between two notes where the higher note is twice the frequency of the lower; property of pitch; remember 8=oct |
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| distance between highest and lowest note; property of pitch |
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| tone color, how it sounds |
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| female voice inbetween soprano and alto |
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| male voice between tenor and bass |
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| two notes at once-stringed instrument |
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| repetition of the same tone (up and down strokes on stringed instruments) |
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| pluse; divides music into equal units of time |
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organization of beats in a regular group
duple-two; triple-three |
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| accented note on a weak(off) beat |
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| divice used to keep beats at a specific speed |
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