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3. a type of texture where more than one melody is played at the same time.
5. a word to describe a melody that moves (mostly) in leaps or jumps.
10. a type of texture where only one note is played at a time; a melody and no other parts.
11. the speed of the beat or pulse.
12. a musical element referring to how a piece of music is laid out in different sections.
15. the use of chords.
16. the opposite of quiet.
17. triads or chords based on notes 1(I), 4(IV) and 5(V) of the scale.
18. a musical element referring to how different layers in a piece of music fit together.
19. A musical layer that supports a melody.
20. type of texture where different notes are played at the same time, in the same rhythm (in chords).

1. when a melodic idea is immediately repeated but starting on a different note.
2. a musical element referring to how loud or quiet the music is.
4. a type of musical structure in two contrasting sections (A-B).
6. a type of rhythm; when notes are played in between beats.
7. a type of rhythm with a pair of notes in a long-short pattern.
8. a word to describe a melody that moves (mostly) in steps.
9. a musical element referring to the key of a piece of music (major or minor).
10. the main layer or main part in a piece of music; the tune or theme.
11. a type of musical structure in three parts, with the first part repeated (A-B-A).
13. for example, flute, clarinet, piano, trombone, etc.
14. the length of notes and rests.