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Extra WOM music terms from Book 8.

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Music Term
Definition
Harmonic Cadence   A two-chord progression at the end of each phrase, section, and whole piece.  
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Authentic Cadence   V or V7 moving to a I.  
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Half Cadence   Any chord (usually IV or ii) moving to V.  
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Plagal Cadence   IV moving to I.  
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Deceptive Cadence   V moving to a chord other than I, usually vi. Phrase length may be extended or obscured by means of a deceptive cadence.  
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Melodic Range   The distance from the lowest to the highest melodic tone.  
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Narrow Range   Up to 5 scale-steps.  
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Moderate Range   5 or 6 scale-steps up to an octave plus two or three scale-steps.  
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Wide Range   An octave plus four scale-steps or more.  
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Scale   A stepwise ladder of tones.  
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Chromatic Scale   A scale compromised entirely of half steps. e.g., C C# D D# E E# F F# G G# A A# B C  
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Church Modes   Seven ancient scales with varying patterns of whole and half steps.  
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Major Scale   A rising or falling series of step-wise tones, with the following pattern of whole and half steps: W W H W W W H.  
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Minor Scale   A rising or falling series of step-wise tones, with the following pattern of whole and half steps for the natural minor scale: W H W W H W W.  
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Pentatonic Scale   A scale with only five notes. e.g., C# D# F# G# A#.  
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Whole-tone Scale   A scale compromised only of whole steps. e.g., C D E F# G# A#  
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Tempo   The speed of steady beats moving in time.  
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Largo   Very slow; broadly  
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Adagio   Slowly; leisurely  
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Andante   Moderately slow; walking speed  
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Allegretto   Moderately fast, but not as fast as Allegro.  
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Allegro   Fast  
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Vivace   Fast and Lively  
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Presto   Very Fast  
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Texture   The manner in which all sounding parts are combined in music.  
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Monophonic texture   One melody line sounding alone.  
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Homophonic Texture   One melody line with accompaniment.  
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Polyphonic Texture   Two or more melodically independent melody lines sounding at the same time.  
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