Music Theory Terms

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A metronome and tuning fork beside piano keys pressed into a three-note chord.

H	X	R	H	Y	T	H	M	U	I	W	Y
T	O	N	I	C	S	T	A	F	F	G	E
Y	M	O	D	U	L	A	T	I	O	N	M
A	I	A	G	B	N	H	N	S	E	T	H
D	E	T	O	U	T	N	O	Q	C	O	I
Y	F	H	T	J	A	H	T	K	A	T	N
N	K	L	W	Z	R	A	A	A	D	J	T
A	P	E	V	N	I	R	T	S	E	P	E
M	N	O	O	S	I	M	I	A	N	O	R
I	E	D	H	S	E	O	O	X	C	N	V
C	T	R	I	A	D	N	N	C	E	R	A
S	R	Q	M	C	D	Y	F	I	I	H	L

CADENCE
DYNAMICS
HARMONY
INTERVAL
MODULATION
NOTATION
RHYTHM
STAFF
TONIC
TRIAD

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Music theory turns sound into a written system. A staff holds the notes, an interval measures the distance between two pitches, and a triad stacks three of them into a chord family. Harmony traces how those chords move from tonic to cadence, while rhythm and modulation govern the timing and key changes underneath a melody.

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H	X	R	H	Y	T	H	M	U	I	W	Y
T	O	N	I	C	S	T	A	F	F	G	E
Y	M	O	D	U	L	A	T	I	O	N	M
A	I	A	G	B	N	H	N	S	E	T	H
D	E	T	O	U	T	N	O	Q	C	O	I
Y	F	H	T	J	A	H	T	K	A	T	N
N	K	L	W	Z	R	A	A	A	D	J	T
A	P	E	V	N	I	R	T	S	E	P	E
M	N	O	O	S	I	M	I	A	N	O	R
I	E	D	H	S	E	O	O	X	C	N	V
C	T	R	I	A	D	N	N	C	E	R	A
S	R	Q	M	C	D	Y	F	I	I	H	L

H	X	R	H	Y	T	H	M	U	I	W	Y
T	O	N	I	C	S	T	A	F	F	G	E
Y	M	O	D	U	L	A	T	I	O	N	M
A	I	A	G	B	N	H	N	S	E	T	H
D	E	T	O	U	T	N	O	Q	C	O	I
Y	F	H	T	J	A	H	T	K	A	T	N
N	K	L	W	Z	R	A	A	A	D	J	T
A	P	E	V	N	I	R	T	S	E	P	E
M	N	O	O	S	I	M	I	A	N	O	R
I	E	D	H	S	E	O	O	X	C	N	V
C	T	R	I	A	D	N	N	C	E	R	A
S	R	Q	M	C	D	Y	F	I	I	H	L

Music Theory Terms

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H	X	R	H	Y	T	H	M	U	I	W	Y
T	O	N	I	C	S	T	A	F	F	G	E
Y	M	O	D	U	L	A	T	I	O	N	M
A	I	A	G	B	N	H	N	S	E	T	H
D	E	T	O	U	T	N	O	Q	C	O	I
Y	F	H	T	J	A	H	T	K	A	T	N
N	K	L	W	Z	R	A	A	A	D	J	T
A	P	E	V	N	I	R	T	S	E	P	E
M	N	O	O	S	I	M	I	A	N	O	R
I	E	D	H	S	E	O	O	X	C	N	V
C	T	R	I	A	D	N	N	C	E	R	A
S	R	Q	M	C	D	Y	F	I	I	H	L