VOCABULARY MUSIC

Staff: pentagrama.                   
Play: tocar.
Treble clef: clave de sol.            
Noise: ruido.
Recorder: flauta dulce.               
Pitch: altura. 
Note: nota.                                  
High-pitched: agudo. 
Rest: silencio (como símbolo      
Low-pitched: grave de pentagrama).                          
Melody: melodía.
Silence: silencio (en general).     
Duration: duración.
Whole note: redonda.                
 Long: largo.   
Half note: blanca.                       
Short: corto. 
Quarter note: negra.                   
Choir: coro.  
Eighth note: corchea.                 
Chord: acorde.       
Tone: tono.                                 
Semitone: semitono.
Accidentals: alteraciones.          
Sharp: sostenido.
Flat: bemol.                                
Keyboard: teclado.
Guitar: guitarra.                          
String: cuerda.
Fret: traste.                                 
Bass: bajo. 
Interval: intervalo.                     
Descending: descendente.
Ascending: ascendente.             
Major scale: escala mayor.

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