| 1 | Interval | | _____ | The volume(s) of a musical sound |
| 2 | Drone | | _____ | The underlying structure of a musical performance based upon repetition and new material |
| 3 | Chordophone | | _____ | A tone's frequency level, measured in Hertz |
| 4 | Idiophone | | _____ | An instrument that produces sound when a stretched skin vibrates |
| 5 | Rhythm | | _____ | A melodic decoration |
| 6 | Dynamics | | _____ | A set of pitches arranged in an ascending or descending order |
| 7 | Beat | | _____ | The relative rate or speed of a beat |
| 8 | Scale | | _____ | An instrument that requires air to produce sound |
| 9 | Timbre | | _____ | An instrument that produces sound when struck, shaken or scraped |
| 10 | Form | | _____ | An instrument that produces sound when a string vibrates |
| 11 | Membranophone | | _____ | The distinctive character or quality of a musical sound |
| 12 | Melody | | _____ | Patterns in time; durations of sound |
| 13 | Sachs-Hornbostel | | _____ | A tune; a sequence of notes that make up a musical phrase |
| 14 | Pitch | | _____ | A regular pulsation that underlies music |
| 15 | Ornamentation | | _____ | A continuous low sound |
| 16 | Meter or Time Signature | | _____ | The distance between two pitches |
| 17 | Aerophone | | _____ | A system of classification of musical instruments |
| 18 | Tempo | | _____ | A division of beats into regular groupings of 2, 3, 4 or more beats |