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a,A accelerando accompaniment accompanist accompany accordion adagio air allegretto allegro alto andante anthem aria arpeggio arrange arrangement atonal atonality b, B back backing bagpipes balalaika ballad ballet band bandmaster bandsman bandstand banjo bar barbershop baritone barrel-organ bass bassoon baton beat bebop bellows blue bolero bongo boogie bow brass bravura breve bridge bugle c, C cadence cadenza calypso cantata caprice carol carrillon cellist cello cha-cha chamber charleston chart choir choral chord chorus clarinet clarinettist classical clavichord clef coda collection coloratura compose composer composition concert concert-goer concertina concertmaster concerto conduct conductor conservatory contralto contrapuntal cornet counterpoint country crescendo crotchet cut cymbal d, D damper descant develop disc discord discordant ditty double double-stop duet duo e, E eighth eightsome ensemble executant execute execution exposition fandango fanfare fantasia fiddle fife fifth finale finger fingering flat flautist flip-side flourish flue flute forte fortissimo fourth French fugue funk funky g, G gamut glee glide glissando gospel guitar half-note halftone hammer harmonic harmonica harmonious harmonium harmonize harmony harp harpist harpsichord heavy horn imitation impromptu instrument instrumental instrumentalist instrumentation interlude interval jam jazz jazzed-up jive kettledrum key largo leader ledger leger leitmotiv lento ligature lute madrigal maestro major mandolin manual march marimba mass mazurka measure medley melodic metronome mezzo minim minor minuet modal mode modulate motif motion mouth movement mute natural nocturne nut oboe oboist octave off-key opera operatic operetta opus oratorio orchestra orchestral orchestrate orchestrated orchestration organ organ-grinder organist ornament overtone overture p, P part partial pastiche pause peal peg percussion percussionist perfect perform period phrase phrasing pianissimo piano pianoforte piccolo pick pin pipe piper piping piston pitch pizzicato plainsong player playing plectrum plonk pluck point polyphony pop potpourry prelude prima donna principal progression quartet quaver ragtime range ray re record recorder record-player reed refrain reggae register render rendering rendition requiem rest rhythm rock rocker rondo round run samba sax saxophone saxophonist scale score second semibreve semiquaver semitone serenade set setting seventh sextet shanty sharp sheet show sight-read single sitar sixteenth slur snatch so sol solo soloist sonata soprano soul sounding space spiritual staccato staff standard stave steel step stop strain stringed instrument strum study subject subsidiary suite sustain swell swing symphony syncopate syncopation syncope synthesizer synthetic tambour tempo tenor theme third timbre time timpani timpanist toccata tone tonic trad transcribe transpose treatment treble tremolo triangle triple triplet trombone true trumpet tuba tune twang ukelele unaccompanied unison unmusical unplayable value variation vibraphone vibrato viola virginal voluntary whole wind xylophone zither