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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Music - Elementary School - Musical Terms
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There are thousands of words used to describe music. A great many are Italian words. The more you progress in music, the more words you will need to learn so try to remember these basic ones off by heart.

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Music - Elementary School - Musical Terms
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1. The dynamic for 'grow gradually louder' is ____.
2. This describes how long a note is held.
3. This is the term for 'very quiet'.
4. This describes the speed at which music is played.
5. These are the words which make up a song.
6. The leading part in a musical composition is called the ____.
7. Another word for this element of music is 'pulse'.
8. This is the family that is played by hitting or scraping the instruments.
9. This is another word for 'note'.
10. This is the instruction that tells a musician which sharps and flats to play.

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