Music

3. the length of time that a sound or scilence persists
4. the perceived highness or lowness or a sound, determined by the speed (frequency) of its vibration.
6. the sound of two or more different notes played or sung simultanously creating a combined richer sound.
8. a symbol used in musical notation to represent the specific pitch and duration of a musical sound.
9. the total stance- the span of notes.
10. a specific range of tones produced by a circuit instroment

1. a periodic, back and forth motion around an equilibrium position, usuallly inviting when that equilibrium is disturbed
2. a structured intentional arrangment of sounds.
5. the reoccurring, pediments pattern of strong and weak beats that underlies a piece of music within.
7. a technique where a specific note, chord, or beat is enphasized by playing with a greater force, volume or stronger attack than surrounding notes.