A device used to produce music, such as a ukulele or keyboard.

A group of notes played together, forming the basis of harmony in music.

A specific sequence of strokes used to play chords on string instruments.

A system of writing music using symbols to represent notes and rhythms.

The pattern of sounds and silences in music, defining the timing of notes.

A sequence of musical notes that are perceived as a single entity.

Nervousness or fear experienced before or during a performance.

Capturing visual and audio content for sharing performances.

Audio modifications applied to recordings to enhance sound quality.

Tools for memorizing music symbols and notes by visual repetition.

A visual representation of chords used in a song, aiding in performance.

The correct way to hold an instrument for optimal playing.

Techniques used to connect with and captivate an audience during a performance.

Constructive comments provided to improve performance skills.

Practice sessions designed to prepare for a performance.

Methods used to refine video recordings for a polished presentation.

A designated area set up for high-quality audio and video capture.

The concluding performance where students present their learned skills.

The advancement in skills and understanding throughout the course.

The ability to use different body parts together smoothly while playing.

Characters used in music notation to represent notes, rests, and dynamics.

A basic composition that beginners can learn to play and perform.

Regularly engaging with the instrument to improve skills and confidence.

The study of the practices and possibilities of music.

Connecting with others through shared musical experiences.