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Study the word list: Key Stage 3: Music: orc - voc

Word list: Key Stage 3: Music: orc - voc

orchestra 		The orchestra played softly in the background.
orchestral 		He enjoyed orchestral music.
ostinato 		The word 'ostinato' refers to a continually repeated musical phrase or rhythm.
percussion 		Harry plays percussion.
pitch 		Her singing was slightly off pitch.
quaver 		In American English, a quaver is called an 'eighth note'.
rhythm 		James plays rhythm guitar.
scale 		Ordnance survey maps are maps drawn to scale showing great detail.
score 		He followed the score closely while listening to the recording.
semibreve 		In American English, a semibreve is called a 'whole note'.
synchronise British English spelling 		Synchronise our watches.
syncopation 		Syncopation involves a variety of rhythms.
tempo 		It was played at a fast tempo.
ternary 		A ternary is a three part musical.
timbre 		Timbre is the unique quality of an instruments sound.
triad 		A triad is a set of three notes.
vocal 		The music teacher said she had great vocal talent.

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