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dynamics. CHAPTER XIV.--Terms Relating to Forms and Styles 62 132. Definition of form. 133. Basis of form. 134. Difference between form and style. 135. Introductory. 136. Two styles. 137. Monophonic music. 138. Polyphonic music. 139. Counterpoint. 140. Imitation. 141. Canon. 142. School round. 143. Fugue. CHAPTER XV.--Terms Relating to Forms and Styles (_continued_) 67 144. Phrase-section. 145. Period. Antecedent. Consequent. 146. Primary forms. 147. Theme. 148. Thematic development. 149. Rondo. 150. Suite. 151. Dances in suite. 152. Scherzo. 153. Sonata. 154. Trio. Quartet. Chamber Music. 155. Concerto. 156. Symphony. 157. Sonata-form. 158. Sonatina. Grand Sonata. 159. Program music. 160. Symphonic or tone poem. CHAPTER XVI.--Terms Relating to Vocal Music 76 161. Anthem. 162. A capella. 163. Motet. 164. Choral. 165. Mass. 166. Cantata. 167. Oratorio. 168. Opera. 169. Libretto. 170. Recitative. 171. Aria. 172. Lied. 173. Ballad. 174. Folk-song. 175. Madrigal. 176. Glee. 177. Part-song. CHAPTER XVII.--Rhythm, Melody, Harmony and Intervals 82 178. The four elements of music. 179. Rhythm. 180. Melody. 181. Harmony. 182. Timbre. 183. Interval--harmonic and melodic. 184. Number name and specific name. 185. Prime. 186. Second. 187. Third. 188. Fourth. 189. Fifth. 190. Sixth. 191. Seventh. 192. Octave. 193. Ninth. 194. Major, minor, perfect, diminished and augmented intervals. 195. Inverted intervals. CHAPTER XVIII.--Chords, Cadences, etc. 87 196. Chord. Triad. Root. 197. Major, minor, diminished, augmented triads. 198. The Common chords. 199. Fundamental position. First inversion. Second inversion. 200. Figured bass. 201. Seventh-chord. Ninth chord. 202. Cadence. 203. Authentic cadence. 204. Perfect authentic. Imperfect authentic. 205. Plagal cadence. 206. Half-cadence. 207. Deceptive cadence. 208. Sequence. 209. Modulation, harmonic and melodic: Dominant Seventh. 210. Suspension. 211. Retardation. 212. Anticipation. 213. Pedal point. 214. Close and open position. 215. Transposition. CHAPTER XIX.--Miscellaneous Terms 95 CHAPTER XX.--Miscellaneous Terms (_continued_) 98 APPENDIX A.--The History of Music Notation
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