Pitch

1. Is when a pattern of notes is repeated at exactly the same pitch
6. A melodic idea that acts as a complete thought, something like a sentence. A melody will contain many phrases, just like a story contains many sentences.
8. Two or more different tones sounding at the same time.
9. This is when a higher part is sung above the main melody
10. A quick and continuous alternation between two notes, most often between the main note and the note above, often at the end of phrases
12. the distance between two musical notes that are eight notes apart:
14. Is when a syllable can be set to more than one note
16. Moving up
17. cadence Ends on chord I sounds complete, final
18. A series of notes that form a tune, phrase, theme, or motive.
20. Singing or playing the same notes by all singers or players, either at exactly the same pitch or in a different octave.
22. cadence Ends on chord V - Sounds unfinished

2. Decorates the melody
3. Is how a section of music finishes, is found at the end of phrases
4. Is when a pattern of notes is repeated at a higher or lower pitch with each repetition
5. Music based on a major scale (traditionally considered "happy" sounding)
7. Is when each syllable is set to only one note
11. Moving down
13. Moves by step, usually are arranged in 7 notes
14. Music based on a minor scale (traditionally considered "sad" sounding)
15. When notes of a chord are played one after another rather at the same time, moves in skips.
19. This is a central key in a musical composition. Tonality gives the listener a "center". In Baroque it was either major or minor
21. note an extra note added as an embellishment and not essential to the harmony or melody.