Year 9 spellings relevant to music.
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bass |
The men's chorus is made up of tenor and bass voices.
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treble |
The notes the sopranos sing are found on the treble clef in the music.
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chromatic |
To play a chromatic scale on the piano, every note is played, both black and white notes.
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octave |
An octave is a musical interval of eight notes.
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symphony |
The orchestra played a new symphony.
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ostinato |
An ostinato is a continually repeated musical phrase or rhythm.
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instrumental |
An instrumental composition or recording has no lyrics,or singing.
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lyric |
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guitar |
My new guitar is an acoustic.
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dynamic |
In music, dynamics mean how loud or quiet the music is.
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