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Music, Movement, and Folklore Word WheelVersión en línea Reviewing vocabulary of the unit about Music, Movement, and Folklore por Sergio Pedrera A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A movement made by the body, often used in dance or choreography. Starts with B The physical form we use to create movement and dance. Starts with C Small wooden instruments clicked together (concussion idiophone) in many Spanish dances . Starts with D A sequence of movements performed to music. Starts with E The force or intensity used in movement, from soft to strong. Starts with F A traditional Spanish dance (typical from Andalusia )and music style known for rhythm and emotion. Starts with G A string instrument used in many Spanish folk songs. Starts with H Two or more musical notes played or sung at the same time. Starts with I An object used to create musical sounds. Starts with J A lively traditional Spanish dance and music style. Starts with L The words of a song. Starts with M The main tune of a piece of music. Starts with N A symbol that shows the pitch of a musical sound. Starts with O A large group of musicians who play together. Starts with P A tambourine commonly used in Spanish folk music (in Spanish). Starts with Q A group of four musicians who perform together. Starts with R The pattern of beats in music. Starts with S The area around the body where movement happens. Starts with T The speed of the music (Italian word). Starts with U A light beat before the main strong beat in music (opposite to downbeat). Starts with V The sound produced when a person sings or speaks. Starts with W A smooth dance in 3/4 time. Starts with X A percussion instrument made of wooden bars. Starts with Y A singing technique where the voice switches quickly between a low tone and a high tone to create an echo‑like sound (typically from the Alpine regions of Europe). Starts with Z A rhythmic dance step that uses fast footwork, common in Spanish traditions.

Music, Movement, and Folklore Word WheelVersión en línea

Reviewing vocabulary of the unit about Music, Movement, and Folklore

por Sergio Pedrera

Starts with A

A movement made by the body, often used in dance or choreography.

Starts with B

The physical form we use to create movement and dance.

Starts with C

Small wooden instruments clicked together (concussion idiophone) in many Spanish dances .

Starts with D

A sequence of movements performed to music.

Starts with E

The force or intensity used in movement, from soft to strong.

Starts with F

A traditional Spanish dance (typical from Andalusia )and music style known for rhythm and emotion.

Starts with G

A string instrument used in many Spanish folk songs.

Starts with H

Two or more musical notes played or sung at the same time.

Starts with I

An object used to create musical sounds.

Starts with J

A lively traditional Spanish dance and music style.

Starts with L

The words of a song.

Starts with M

The main tune of a piece of music.

Starts with N

A symbol that shows the pitch of a musical sound.

Starts with O

A large group of musicians who play together.

Starts with P

A tambourine commonly used in Spanish folk music (in Spanish).

Starts with Q

A group of four musicians who perform together.

Starts with R

The pattern of beats in music.

Starts with S

The area around the body where movement happens.

Starts with T

The speed of the music (Italian word).

Starts with U

A light beat before the main strong beat in music (opposite to downbeat).

Starts with V

The sound produced when a person sings or speaks.

Starts with W

A smooth dance in 3/4 time.

Starts with X

A percussion instrument made of wooden bars.

Starts with Y

A singing technique where the voice switches quickly between a low tone and a high tone to create an echo‑like sound (typically from the Alpine regions of Europe).

Starts with Z

A rhythmic dance step that uses fast footwork, common in Spanish traditions.

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Music, Movement, and Folklore Word WheelVersión en línea

por Sergio Pedrera

Starts with A

A movement made by the body, often used in dance or choreography.

Starts with B

The physical form we use to create movement and dance.

Starts with C

Small wooden instruments clicked together (concussion idiophone) in many Spanish dances .

Starts with D

A sequence of movements performed to music.

Starts with E

The force or intensity used in movement, from soft to strong.

Starts with F

A traditional Spanish dance (typical from Andalusia )and music style known for rhythm and emotion.

Starts with G

A string instrument used in many Spanish folk songs.

Starts with H

Two or more musical notes played or sung at the same time.

Starts with I

An object used to create musical sounds.

Starts with J

A lively traditional Spanish dance and music style.

Starts with L

The words of a song.

Starts with M

The main tune of a piece of music.

Starts with N

A symbol that shows the pitch of a musical sound.

Starts with O

A large group of musicians who play together.

Starts with P

A tambourine commonly used in Spanish folk music (in Spanish).

Starts with Q

A group of four musicians who perform together.

Starts with R

The pattern of beats in music.

Starts with S

The area around the body where movement happens.

Starts with T

The speed of the music (Italian word).

Starts with U

A light beat before the main strong beat in music (opposite to downbeat).

Starts with V

The sound produced when a person sings or speaks.

Starts with W

A smooth dance in 3/4 time.

Starts with X

A percussion instrument made of wooden bars.

Starts with Y

A singing technique where the voice switches quickly between a low tone and a high tone to create an echo‑like sound (typically from the Alpine regions of Europe).

Starts with Z

A rhythmic dance step that uses fast footwork, common in Spanish traditions.