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DHC Terms

TermDefinition
Beat A steady, underlying pulse.
Rhythm A pattern performed over a beat.
Duple Meter A strong-weak feel feeling.
Triple Meter A strong-weak-weak feeling.
Tempo How fast or slow the beat or pulse goes.
Major Tonic Triad Consists of Do-Mi-So or a 1st, 3rd, and 5th scale degree in major.
Minor Tonic Triad Consists of La-Do-Mi or a 1st, 3rd, and 5th scale degree in minor.
Dominant The major V chord in major consisting of So-Re-Ti. (Fa can be included).
Harmony Any simultaneous combination of tones, mostly arranged into chordal structures.
Cadence The end of a melodic or harmonic phrase in music.
Forte Loud
Piano Soft
Mezzo Medium
Crescendo Gradually getting louder.
Decrescendo Gradually getting softer.
Key Signature A series of sharps or flats written just after the clef.
Meter Signature shows how many beats are in a measure and what rhythm symbol gets the beat.
Ostinato A repeating motif, phrase, or pattern in music.
Bass Line The root notes of the harmonies/chords in a piece of music.
Diction How we pronounce and articulate words and vowels.
Staccato Short, separated sound.
Legato Smooth, connected sound.
Marcato A note, chord, or passage that is forcefully louder than the music surrounding it.
Accent A symbol showing that a note is louder than the notes surrounding it.
Tenuto Indicates to play a note slightly longer or louder than it would normally be played
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