The study of the fundamental elements of music, including notes, scales, and rhythms.

Symbols representing musical sounds, each with a specific pitch and duration.

A series of notes arranged in ascending or descending order, forming the basis of melodies.

A combination of three or more notes played simultaneously, forming harmony.

The pattern of sounds and silences in music, defining its timing and pace.

A sequence of musical notes that are perceived as a single entity, often the main theme.

The combination of different musical notes played or sung simultaneously to support a melody.

The specific methods used to play an instrument effectively.

The nervousness or fear experienced when performing music in front of an audience.

The process of creating original music by combining notes, rhythms, and harmonies.

A planned routine for regular practice to improve musical skills.

The placement of fingers on an instrument to produce correct notes and chords.

Methods of playing a string instrument by brushing or plucking the strings.

The interaction and connection between a performer and their audience during a performance.

The framework that defines how a piece of music is organized, including sections like verses and choruses.

Rhythmic patterns that blend elements from different musical styles.

A collection of a musician's works and compositions, showcasing their skills and growth.

The practice sessions leading up to a performance, focusing on refining skills and pieces.

Constructive criticism and suggestions given to improve performance or composition.

An event where students present their musical compositions to an audience.

A temporary inability to produce new ideas or compositions, often encountered by artists.

The way a musician conveys emotions and feelings through their performance.

Categories of music characterized by similarities in style, form, and content.

A visual representation of musical scales, helping in learning and practice.

A memorable and appealing sequence of notes that is easy to remember.