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What is this note called?
Quarter Note
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The amount of force or energy a musical piece has.
Intensity
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An intentional combination of notes to create a melody with a theme.
Melodic motif
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This kind of song has repeated verses and the same melody. It can be seen in the AAA song form.
Strophic
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A musical form that has three sections with an ABA pattern of repetition.
Ternary
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An arrangement of single notes and sounds to form a musical sequence.
Melody
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Verses, choruses, and bridges are all examples of what in a song?
Sections
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A musical section that repeats over and over throughout a song but changes lyrics each time it repeats.
Verse
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A musical form that has been divided into two large sections.
Binary
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A song that has a set rhythmic pattern.
Rhythmic motif
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The part of a song that connects two musical sections.
Bridge
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What is this note called?
Half note
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Mozart and Beethoven are composers of this type of classical music.
Symphonies
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Who is this famous music composer?
Mozart
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A musical piece or section of a musical piece where there is only one performer or instrument playing.
Solo
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When you see these musical symbols, what volume should you be playing at? Loud, soft, or medium?
Soft
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What is this note called?
Whole Note
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When you see these musical symbols, what volume should you be playing at? Loud, soft, or medium?
Loud
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A section of the song that is repeated at least twice and comes after a verse.
Chorus
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The combination of a melody, rhythm, and harmony.
Musical phrase
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