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2. To move all the notes up or down by a consistent interval.
4. A texture in which there is one single part, sounding alone.
7. A type of scale that is close to the harmonic minor scale, but without the flattened 6th or the raised 7th.
8. A device placed on an instrument to make the sound soft, dull and/or buzzy.
9. A musical device where intervals are made wider, or durations are made longer.
10. A structure which involves the same musical material being used for the different verses of text within a song.
12. A chord with a root, minor 3rd, diminished 5th and minor 7th.
14. When chords or notes move in the same interval steps.
15. Seven notes played in the time where there would normally be four of the same value.
16. Five notes played in the time when four would normally be played.

1. A texture in which several parts, in harmony, move in a pattern of block chords.
3. The period classified by musical intensity, the use of large orchestras and a complex approach to harmony and tonality.
5. Use of chords or notes outside of the prevailing key.
6. Harmonic progressions which have a clear sense of tonal centre and serve to lead the music back to that tonal centre.
11. To play three notes in the time where there would normally be two of the same value.
13. Loud and soft sounds, usually indicated by performance terms such as piano and forte.