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Match the term with the correct definition.

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Metronome - a device that clicks to keep a steady beat.

music notation - The set of symbols used to wrote down music.

Composer - A person who writes music.

Music Theory - The analysis of the basic elements that make up music.

Measure - Sections of rhythm separated by bar lines.

Composition - An original piece of written music.

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Nataly_w [17]3 years ago

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Number 5, Measure, measure is a sections that has notes inside and is separated by bar lines

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