| name this period of music | baroque music written between approximately 1600-1750 |
| name this feature of music | ornament decorating a melody by adding short notes |
| name this feature of music | trill moving quickly and repeatedly between adjacent notes |
| name this texture of music | contrapuntal a texture which consists of two or more independent melodic lines it is similar to polyphonic |
| name this feature of music | pedal a held note or repeated notes in the bass beneath changing upper parts |
| name this feature of music | inverted pedal a note held, or repeated in an upper part |
| name this feature of music | ground bass a theme in the bass which is repeated many times while the upper parts are varied |
| name this feature of music | imitation the meloy is immediately copied in another part |
| name this feature of music | canon each part has the same melody entering one after the other canon is the same as round |
| name this feature of music | semitone the smallest distance between two notes |
| name this feature of music | chromatic notes which move by the interval of a semitone |
| name this feature of music | broken chord the notes of a chord are played separately |
