| A | B |
|---|
| a cappella | without accampaniment |
| Dixeland | New Orleans style of jazz |
| lyrics | words to a song |
| pentatonic | 5 tone scale or music |
| Ragtime | riverboat style of early jazz |
| sixteenth notes | symbols that represent one-fourth of a beat of sound |
| timbre | what makes different instruments sound different |
| blues | foundation form of jazz |
| down beat | the first beat of a measure |
| major | a mode that sounds happy |
| processional | a piece of music used for entering in a ceremony |
| score | a piece of music that indicastes all of the parts being played or sung |
| symphony | a specific form in music |
| diction | the way that words are pronounced |
| fanfare | music of heraldry often used to announce special people |
| minor | a mode in music that is usually sad |
| quintet | music or a group of 5 musicians |
| sforzando | suddenly loud very quickly soft |
| syncopation | an off-beat feel usually associated with jazz music |
