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1 Timbre Tone characteristics of a sound.
the `personality` of an instrument?

2 Is the height of the note.
Pitch Is the height of the note. LOW or HIGH notes

3 Dynamics The volume of a sound Dynamics can
make music sound really dramatic: Sssssh! BANG !

4 Tempo Tempo is the speed of the music.

5 Builds tension between notes or parts of the music.
Did you Know ? In 1952 famous composer John Cage, used silence as the main part of a piece called 4’33” (the silence lasted 4mins 33 seconds!) Shh! Silence Builds tension between notes or parts of the music.

6 Strong, regular repeated patterns or movements in sound
Rhythm Strong, regular repeated patterns or movements in sound

7 D uration How long a sound or note is. EG. Of SHORT or LONG duration.
Semibreve = 4 beats D uration Minim = 2 beats Crotchet = 1 beat Quaver = 1/2 beat How long a sound or note is. EG. Of SHORT or LONG duration.

8 Texture how many layers of sound? are playing at one time.
Texture is basically how many layers of sound? are playing at one time. (Can sometimes as described as THICKER or THINNER) Texture is basically how many layers of sound? are playing at one time. (Can sometimes as described as THICKER or THINNER)

9 Structure Structure is all the different sections in a piece of music
Also how do they relate to each other? EG. Verses & Chorus

10 Melody The Melody is the tune (often the bit you sing a long to)

11 These can create CHORDS
Harmony Harmonies are 2 or more pitched notes played together These can create CHORDS They sound harmonious (blended) or dissonant (clashing)


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