Answer:
Tempo: Overall pace of the song; speed of the music. In a
musical composition, the tempo is usually described with
Italian words such as largo, adagio, allegro, etc.
Rhythm: In songs, words usually match the rhythm. The origin of
the word is Greek, meaning "flow." As meter pulsates a
poem, rhythm organizes music in much the same way.
The regular pulsations of the music are called the beat.
Pitch: High or low tones.
Timbre: Color of the sound. Each sound has a unique timbre.
Dynamics: Loudness or softness of the sound. Dynamics add
emotional intensity. Italian words like forte, pianissimo,
and crescendo give musicians clues on how loud a
piece should be played or sung.
Melody: The tune. A series of musical tones or pitches falling
into a recognizable pattern.
Harmony: The blending of tones or sounds played or sung
simultaneously to make up chords.
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