Canon:

A melody with one or more imitations of itself played

after a given duration (e.g. quarter rest)
Round:
Two or more voices sing exactly the
same melody (and may repeat) ut
with each voice eginning at different
times so that different parts of the
melody coincide in the different
voices! ut fit harmoniously together.
"mitation:
Repetition of a phrase or melody
often with variations in #ey! rhythm!
and voice. Repetition of a theme in
another voice such that each part
continues polyphonously.
$stinato:
A short melody or
pattern that is
constantly
repeated! usually in
the same part at
the same pitch.
Riff:
A short repeated phrase in
popular music and %a&&
Appoggiatura: Acciaccatura:
'assing (ote)Tone:
A note that connects two
consonant pitches y stepwise
motion and usually occurs on a
wea# eat.
(ote of Anticipation:
"ntroduction on a wea# eat of
one note of a new chord efore
the previous chord is resolved.
Turn:
Trill:
*ordent: