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Keyboard | Structure | Keyboard | Rock | Style Indicators |\n| Rhythm | Drums | Intro/Introduction | Electric Guitar | Bridge | Melody |\n| Pitch | Bass | Verse | Bass | Backbeat | Compose |\n| Rap | Electric Guitar | Chorus | Drums | Amplifier | Improvise |\n| Improvise | Saxophone | Improvise | Improvise | Chorus | Cover |\n| Compose | Trumpet | Compose | Compose | Bridge | Pulse |\n| Melody | Pulse | Pulse | Melody | Riff | Rhythm |\n| Bass Guitar | Rhythm | Rhythm | Pulse | Hook | Pitch |\n| Drums | Pitch | Pitch | Rhythm | Improvise | Tempo |\n| Decks | Improvise | Tempo | Pitch | Compose | Dynamics |\n| Perform | Compose | Dynamics | Tempo | Appraising | Timbre |\n| Singers | Audience | Bass | Dynamics, | Bossa Nova | Texture |\n| Keyboard | Question And | Drums | Texture | Syncopation | Structure |\n| Percussion | Answer Melody | Guitar | Structure | Structure | Dimensions of Music |\n| Trumpets | Dynamics | Keyboard | Compose | Swing | Neo Soul |\n| Saxophones | Tempo | Synthesizer | Improvise | Tune/Head | Producer |\n| Blues | Perform | Hook | Hook | Note Values | Groove |\n| Baroque | Performance | Melody | Riff | Note Names | Motown |\n| Latin | Audience | Texture | Melody | Big Bands | Hook |\n| Irish Folk | Rap | Structure, | Solo | Pulse | Riff |\n| Funk | Reggae | Electric Guitar | Pentatonic Scale | Rhythm | Solo |\n| Pulse | Glockenspiel | Organ | Unison | Solo | Blues |\n| Rhythm |  | Backing Vocals | Rhythm Patterns | Ballad | Jazz |\n\n\n| Pitch, Groove Audience Imagination |  | Hook Riff Melody Reggae\u003Cbr>Pentatonic Scale Imagination Disco | Musical Style Rapping Lyrics Choreography Digital/Electronic Sounds Turntables Synthesizers By Ear Notation Backing Vocal Piano Organ Acoustic Guitar Percussion Birdsong Civil Rights Racism Equality | Verse Interlude Tag Ending Strings Piano Guitar Bass Drums Melody Cover\u003Cbr>Old-School Hip Hop Rap Riff Synthesizer Deck Backing Loops Funk Scratching Unison Melody Cover Pitch Tempo Dynamics Timbre Texture | Improvise\u003Cbr>Improvisation By Ear Melody Riff Solo Ostinato Phrases Unison Urban Gospel Civil Rights Gender Equality Unison Harmony |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\n\n|  |  |  |  | Soul Groove Riff Bass Line Brass Section Harmony Melody |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nThe Interrelated Dimensions of Music (Dimensions)  \n● Pulse – the regular heartbeat of the music; its steady beat.  \n● Rhythm – long and short sounds or patterns that happen over the pulse.  \n● Pitch – high and low sounds.  \n● Tempo – the speed of the music; fast or slow or in-between.  \n● Dynamics – how loud or quiet the music is.  \n● Timbre – all instruments, including voices, have a certain sound quality e.g. the trumpet has a very different sound quality to the violin.  \n● Texture – layers of sound. 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