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Articles related to music include:

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  • N
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    • 0–9[edit]

  • 15 equal temperament
  • 17 equal temperament
  • 19 equal temperament
  • 22 equal temperament
  • 23 equal temperament
  • 31 equal temperament
  • 34 equal temperament
  • 41 equal temperament
  • 53 equal temperament
  • 58 equal temperament
  • 72 equal temperament
  • 96 equal temperament
  • 20th-century classical music
  • 20th-century music
  • 21st-century classical music
  • 833 cents scale

    • A[edit]

  • A♭
  • A♯
  • A major
  • A minor
  • A-flat major
  • A-flat minor
  • A-sharp minor
  • A cappella
  • A capriccio
  • A due
  • A12 scale
  • Abbreviation
  • Abendmusik
  • Absolute music
  • Absolute pitch
  • Accent (music)
  • Accentus
  • Accidental
  • Accompaniment
  • Acoustic enhancement
  • Acoustic scale
  • Ad libitum
  • Adagio
  • Added tone chord
  • Additive rhythm
  • Adonai malakh mode
  • Aeneator
  • Aeolian dominant scale
  • Aeolian mode
  • Aesthetics of music
  • Air
  • Air à boire
  • Air de cour
  • Ajam (maqam)
  • Akebono scale
  • Albanian opera
  • Alberti bass
  • Album
  • Aleatoric music
  • Algaita
  • Algerian scale
  • Algorithmic composition
  • All-interval tetrachord
  • All-interval twelve-tone row
  • Alla breve
  • Allegro
  • Allemande
  • Alpha scale
  • Alta cappella
  • Altered chord
  • Altered scale
  • Alternate bass
  • Alternatim
  • Altissimo
  • Alto
  • Ambassel scale
  • Ambrosian chant
  • Ambitus (music)
  • American Music Awards
  • Amoebaean singing
  • Amusia
  • Anacrusis
  • Ancient Celtic music
  • Ancient music
  • Andalusian cadence
  • Andalusian classical music
  • Andamento
  • Andean music
  • Anhemitonic scale
  • Answer song
  • Anthem
  • Antiphon
  • Arab tone system
  • Arabic maqam
  • Arabic music
  • Arch form
  • Archlute
  • Archytas of Mytilene
  • Arghul
  • Aria
  • Aria di sorbetto
  • Arioso
  • Arpeggio
  • Arrangement
  • Ars antiqua
  • Ars nova
  • Ars subtilior
  • Arsis and thesis
  • Art music
  • Art song
  • Articulation
  • Artificial harmonic
  • Athenaeus (musician)
  • Atonality
  • Attacco
  • Audio mixing
  • Auditory illusion
  • Augmentation
  • Augmented fifth
  • Augmented octave
  • Augmented second
  • Augmented seventh
  • Augmented sixth
  • Augmented third
  • Augmented triad
  • Augmented tuning
  • Augmented unison
  • Ausmultiplikation
  • Authentic performance
  • Avant-garde music
  • Avaz (music)
  • Azione teatrale

    • B[edit]

  • B♭
  • B♯
  • B major
  • B minor
  • B-flat major
  • B-flat minor
  • BACH motif
  • Back beat
  • Background music
  • Bagatelle (music)
  • Bagpipes
  • Balalaika
  • Ballad opera
  • Ballade
  • Ballata
  • Ballet (music)
  • Band (music)
  • Bar (music)
  • Bar form
  • Barbiton
  • Barcarolle
  • Bariolage
  • Baritenor
  • Baritone
  • Baritone violin
  • Baroque music
  • Baroque music of the British Isles
  • Baroque orchestra
  • Baroque violin
  • Baryton
  • Basque music
  • Bass (sound)
  • Bass (voice type)
  • Bass arpeggiation
  • Bass note
  • Bass run
  • Bass saxophone

    • Bass song

    C[edit]

  • C♯
  • C major
  • C minor
  • C-flat major
  • C-sharp major
  • C-sharp minor
  • Cabaletta
  • Cadence
  • Cadenza
  • Caesura
  • Call and response (music)
  • Calypso music
  • Cambiata
  • Camerata (music)
  • Canción
  • Canon (music)
  • Canntaireachd
  • Cantabile
  • Cantastoria
  • Cantata
  • Canticle
  • Cantiga
  • Cantillation
  • Cantore al liuto
  • Cantus coronatus
  • Cantus firmus
  • Canzona
  • Canzone Napoletana
  • Canzonetta
  • Capriccio (music)
  • Carnatic music
  • Carnival song
  • Cassation (music)
  • Castrato
  • Catalogue aria
  • Catalogues of classical compositions
  • Cauda
  • Cavatina
  • Celesta
  • Cell (music)
  • Cello
  • Cello da spalla
  • Cellone
  • Cello sonata
  • Celtic chant
  • Celtic harp
  • Celtic music
  • Cent (music)
  • Central American music
  • Chaconne
  • Chahargah (mode)
  • Chamber music
  • Chamber opera
  • Changing tones
  • Chanson
  • Charlemagne and church music
  • Cheironomy
  • Chelys
  • Chest of viols
  • Chest voice
  • Chiaroscuro (music)
  • Chiavette

    • Child singer

    D[edit]

  • D♭
  • D♯
  • D-sharp minor
  • D major
  • D minor
  • D-flat major
  • D-flat minor
  • D♯
  • Da capo
  • Da capo aria
  • Dal segno
  • Damon of Athens
  • Dance music
  • Dance and music of Latin America
  • Darmstadt School
  • Daseian notation
  • Dastgah
  • Dates of classical music eras
  • Decet (music)
  • Definite pitch
  • Definition of music
  • Degenerate music
  • Degree (music)
  • Delphic Hymns
  • Delta scale
  • Derived row
  • Descant
  • Descending tetrachord
  • Deutsch's scale illusion
  • Diapason
  • Diaschisma

    • * Diatessaron

    E[edit]

  • E♭
  • E major
  • E minor
  • E-flat major
  • E-flat minor
  • Ear training
  • Early music
  • Early music festivals
  • Early music of the British Isles
  • Early music revival
  • Earworm
  • Echos
  • Eclecticism in music
  • Ecomusicology
  • Educational music
  • Eighth note
  • Ekphonetic notation
  • Elastic scoring
  • Electronic music
  • Electric piano
  • Electronic musical instrument

    • * Elementa harmonica

    F[edit]

  • F♯
  • F major
  • F minor
  • F-flat major
  • F-sharp major
  • F-sharp minor
  • F+ (pitch)
  • Factor (chord)
  • Faking (Western classical music)
  • Falset (music)
  • Falsetto
  • Falsettone
  • False relation
  • Falsobordone
  • Fandango
  • Fantasia (music)
  • Farandole
  • Farsa
  • Fasıl
  • Music and fashion
  • Fauxbourdon
  • Feedback
  • Fermata
  • Festa teatrale
  • Fifteenth
  • Fifth (chord)
  • Figure (music)
  • Figured bass
  • Filk music
  • Fill (music)
  • Film score
  • Finale (music)
  • Finale (software)
  • Finalis
  • Fingering (music)
  • Finger vibrato
  • Finnish tango
  • Fioritura
  • First inversion
  • First Viennese School
  • The Five (composers)
  • Five-finger exercise
  • Five-limit tuning
  • Five string violin
  • Flamenco mode
  • Flat (music)
  • Flugelhorn
  • Flute
  • Flute choir
  • Flute quartet
  • Folia
  • Folk instrument
  • Folk music
  • Formalism (music)
  • Formula composition
  • Forte
  • Fortepiano
  • Fortepiano (musical dynamic)
  • Fortspinnung
  • Four note group
  • Four-part harmony
  • Fragmentation (music)
  • Franco-Flemish School
  • Frankfurt Group
  • French classical music
  • French horn
  • French opera
  • French overture
  • French pop music
  • Frequency
  • Friction idiophone
  • Fugue
  • Function (music)
  • Fundamental structure
  • Furniture music
  • Futurism (music)

    • G[edit]

  • G♭
  • G♯
  • G major
  • G minor
  • G-flat major
  • G-sharp major
  • G-sharp minor
  • G run
  • Gagaku
  • Galliard
  • Gallican chant
  • Gamelan
  • Gamelan notation
  • Gamma scale
  • Gavotte
  • Gebrauchsmusik
  • Geisslerlieder
  • Generalized keyboard
  • Generative music
  • Generative theory of tonal music
  • Generic and specific intervals
  • Genus (music)
  • German organ schools
  • Ghost note
  • Gigue
  • Giovane scuola
  • Glee
  • Glissando
  • Glockenspiel
  • Gong
  • Gongche notation
  • GNU LilyPond
  • Grace note
  • Grand motet
  • Grand opera
  • Graphic notation (music)
  • Grave (music)
  • Greek musical instruments
  • Gregorian chant
  • Gregorian mode
  • Groove
  • Group of Eight (music)
  • Group piano
  • Grupo de los cuatro
  • Grupo renovación
  • Guidonian hand
  • Gymel

    • H[edit]

  • Half diminished scale
  • Half note
  • Half-time (music)
  • Hammond organ
  • Hang (instrument)
  • Harmonic
  • Harmonic major scale
  • Harmonic rhythm
  • Harmonic scale
  • Harmonic series (music)
  • Harmonic seventh
  • Harmonization
  • Harmony
  • Harp
  • Harpsichord
  • Harpsichord-viola
  • Hauptstimme
  • Haute-contre
  • Head (music)
  • Head voice
  • Helmholtz pitch notation
  • Hemiola
  • Heptatonic scale
  • Hexachord
  • Hexatonic scale
  • Heyrati
  • Hip hop
  • Hirajōshi scale
  • Hirtenschalmei
  • Historically informed performance
  • History of lute-family instruments
  • History of music
  • History of music in the biblical period
  • History of music publishing
  • History of sonata form
  • History of the harpsichord
  • History of the violin
  • Holdrian comma
  • Humayun (mode)
  • Homophony
  • Homotonal
  • Hornbostel-Sachs
  • Hundred twenty-eighth note
  • Hungarian minor scale
  • Hurrian songs
  • Hydraulis of Dion
  • Hymn
  • Hyperrealism (music)
  • Hypoaeolian mode
  • Hypoionian mode
  • Hypophrygian mode

    • I[edit]

  • Imitation (music)
  • Implication-Realization
  • Impressionism in music
  • Impromptu
  • Improvisation
  • In scale
  • Incidental music
  • Incipit
  • Incomplete repetition
  • Incomposite interval
  • Indefinite pitch
  • Indeterminacy (music)
  • Indian Classical Music
  • Industrial music
  • Inganno
  • Inharmonicity
  • In scale
  • Insects in music
  • Insen scale
  • Instrumental idiom
  • Instrumentation (music)
  • Intabulation
  • Interactive music
  • Interdominant
  • Intermedio
  • Intermezzo
  • Interpolation (classical music)
  • Interval
  • Interval class
  • Interval ratio
  • Interval vector
  • Intonation
  • Introduction (music)
  • Intuitive music
  • Inversion (music)
  • Ionian mode
  • Irmos
  • Irrational rhythm
  • Irregular resolution
  • Islamic music
  • Ison (music)
  • Isorhythm
  • Istrian scale
  • Italian opera
  • Italian overture
  • Iwato scale

    • J[edit]

  • Japanese musical scales
  • Jazz
  • Jazz standard
  • Jins
  • Jubilus
  • Just intonation

    • K[edit]

  • Kammersänger
  • Kapellmeister
  • Karabakh Shikastasi (mode)
  • Karamuza
  • Karaoke
  • Kawala
  • Kemençe of the Black Sea
  • Key
  • Key signature
  • Key signature names and translations
  • Keyboard bass
  • Keyboard instrument
  • Keyboard tablature
  • Keyboardist
  • Khrennikov's Seven
  • Klang (music)
  • Klangfarbenmelodie
  • Kleisma
  • Kollops
  • Korean court music
  • Koron (music)
  • Kortholt
  • Krakebs
  • Kwitra

    • L[edit]

  • Lacuna (music)
  • Lament bass
  • Landini cadence
  • Larghetto
  • Layali
  • Leading-tone
  • Lead instrument
  • Lead sheet
  • Ledger line
  • Legato
  • Leitmotif
  • Les Six
  • Letter notation
  • Level (music)
  • Libretto
  • Lied
  • Ligature
  • Lilting
  • Limenius
  • Limit (music)
  • Linear
  • Linear progression
  • Lining out
  • Linzer Orgeltabulatur
  • Lisztomania
  • Literaturoper
  • Live electronic music
  • Locrian mode
  • Longa (music)
  • Ludomusicology
  • Luri music
  • Lute
  • Lute song
  • Lydian augmented scale
  • Lydian cadence
  • Lydian mode
  • Lyra viol

    • M[edit]

  • Madrigal (Trecento)
  • Madrigal comedy
  • Madrigale spirituale
  • Maestoso
  • Maestro
  • Magadis
  • Magic chord
  • Major chord
  • Major fourth and minor fifth
  • Major limma
  • Major Locrian scale
  • Major second
  • Major scale
  • Major seventh
  • Major sixth
  • Major third
  • Mandola
  • Mannheim school
  • Manualism (hand music)
  • Manuscript paper
  • Māori music
  • March (music)
  • Marching band
  • Mariachi
  • Marimba
  • Martial music
  • Masonic music
  • Mass (music)
  • Matrix (music)
  • Maxima (music)
  • Maximal evenness
  • Mazurka
  • Meantone temperament
  • Measure
  • Mediant
  • Medieval music
  • Melharmony
  • Melisma
  • Melodic expectation
  • Melodic fission
  • Melodic motion
  • Melodic pattern
  • Melody
  • Melody type
  • Mensural notation
  • Mensurstrich
  • Messa di voce
  • Method (music)
  • Metre (hymn)
  • Metre (music)
  • Metric modulation
  • Metronome
  • Mezzo-soprano
  • Micropolyphony
  • Microsound
  • Microtonal music
  • Middle Eastern music
  • Military band
  • Millioctave
  • Miming in instrumental performance
  • Minimal music
  • Minnesang
  • Minor chord
  • Minor diatonic semitone
  • Minor second
  • Minor scale
  • Minor seventh
  • Minor sixth
  • Minor third
  • Minuet
  • Missing fundamental
  • Mistuning
  • Mix tape
  • Mixed-interval chord
  • Mixing
  • Mixolydian mode
  • Modal frame
  • Modal voice
  • Mode
  • Modernism (music)
  • Modes of limited transposition
  • Modified Stave Notation
  • Modular music
  • Modulation (music)
  • Modus (medieval music)
  • Moment form
  • Monad (music)
  • Money note
  • Monodrama
  • Monody
  • Monophony
  • Monotonic scale
  • Motet
  • Motet-chanson
  • Motif (music)
  • Mouthpiece (brass)
  • Mouthpiece (woodwind)
  • Movement (music)
  • Mozarabic chant
  • Mozart and G minor
  • Mozart effect
  • Multiphonic
  • Multiplication (music)
  • Muqam
  • Museme

    • * Music

    N[edit]

  • Natural (music)
  • Neapolitan scale
  • Neapolitan School
  • Nenano
  • Neobyzantine Octoechos
  • Neoconservative postmodernism
  • Neo-Medieval music
  • Neue Deutsche Härte
  • Neume
  • Neuroscience of music
  • Neutral interval
  • Neutral sixth
  • New-age music
  • New German School
  • New interfaces for musical expression
  • New Music Manchester
  • New musicology
  • New Venice School
  • Niente
  • Ninth
  • Ninth chord
  • Nocturne
  • Noise music
  • Nomos
  • Nonchord tone
  • Nonet (music)
  • Non-lexical vocables in music
  • Notehead
  • Note nere
  • Notes inégales
  • Notre-Dame school
  • Novelette (music)
  • Novelty song
  • Number (music)
  • Numbered musical notation
  • Number opera
  • Numerical sight-singing

    • O[edit]

  • Oboe
  • Oboe da caccia
  • Octatonic scale
  • Octave
  • Octave glissando
  • Octave illusion
  • Octet (music)
  • Octoechos
  • "Ode-to-Napoleon" hexachord
  • Oeldorf Group
  • Offstage instrument or choir part in classical music
  • Oltremontani
  • Olympus (musician)
  • Open chord
  • Opera
  • Opéra-ballet
  • Opera buffa
  • Opéra comique
  • Opéra féerie
  • Opera house
  • Opera in Arabic
  • Opera in English
  • Opera in German
  • Opera in Scotland
  • Opera semiseria
  • Opera seria
  • Operetta
  • Optical music recognition
  • Opus number
  • Oratorio
  • Orchestra
  • Orchestral enhancement
  • Orchestra hit
  • Orchestra pit
  • Orchestration
  • Orff Schulwerk
  • Organ
  • Organ tablature
  • Organetto
  • Organology
  • Organum
  • Oriental riff
  • Origin of the harp in Europe
  • Origins of opera
  • Oriscus
  • Ornament (music)
  • Orwell comma
  • Ostinato
  • Ossia
  • Otonality and Utonality
  • Ottoman classical music
  • Oversinging
  • Overtone
  • Overture

    • P[edit]

  • Pandura
  • Papadic Octoechos
  • Parallel and counter parallel
  • Parallel harmony
  • Parallel key
  • Paraphrase mass
  • Pardessus de viole
  • Parlour music
  • Parody mass
  • Parody music
  • Parsons code
  • Part (music)
  • Partbook-
  • Partimento
  • Partita
  • Pasodoble
  • Passacaglia
  • Passaggio
  • Passing chord
  • Passion music
  • Pasticcio
  • Pastorale
  • Pastorale héroïque
  • Patter song
  • Pattern completion
  • Pavane
  • Pedal keyboard
  • Pedal point
  • Pedal tone
  • Pelog
  • Pensato
  • Pentachord
  • Pentatonic scale
  • Percussion instrument
  • Percussion notation
  • Perfect fourth
  • Perfect fifth
  • Period (music)
  • Permutation (music)

    • * Perpetuum mobile

    Q[edit]

  • Quartal and quintal harmony
  • Quarter-comma meantone
  • Quarter note
  • Quarter tone
  • Quartet
  • Quintet
  • Quintuple meter
  • Quintus (vocal music)
  • Quodlibet

    • R[edit]

  • Radio opera
  • Raga
  • Rage aria
  • Range (music)
  • Ragisma
  • Rast (mode)
  • Rastrum
  • Rauschpfeife
  • Rebec
  • Recapitulation (music)
  • Recitative
  • Reciting tone
  • Record label
  • Reduction (music)
  • Reed contrabass
  • Reggae
  • Register (music)
  • Registration (organ)
  • Regular diatonic tuning
  • Rehearsal letter
  • Relative key
  • Relative pitch
  • Relaxation
  • Religious music
  • Remix
  • Renaissance music
  • Repeat sign
  • Répertoire International des Sources Musicales
  • Répétiteur
  • Repetition (music)
  • Requiem
  • Reprise
  • Rescue opera
  • Research in music education
  • Resolution (music)
  • Resonance
  • Rest (music)
  • Retrograde (music)
  • Retrograde inversion
  • Rhaita
  • Rhapsody (music)
  • Rhoptron
  • Rhythm
  • Rhythm in Arabic music
  • Rhythm section
  • Rhythmic gesture
  • Rhythmic mode
  • Rhythmic unit
  • Ricercar
  • Riddim
  • Riff
  • Ripieno
  • Ripieno concerto
  • Ritornello
  • Ritsu and ryo scales
  • Rock music
  • Rock music in France
  • Rock music in Portugal
  • Rock music in Russia
  • Roman School
  • Romantic music
  • Romantische Oper
  • Rondalla
  • Rondellus
  • Rondo
  • Rondò
  • Root (chord)
  • Rosegarden
  • Rosette (music)
  • Rotary valve
  • Rothphone
  • Roulade (music)
  • Round (music)
  • Rubab (instrument)
  • Rule of the octave
  • Rumba
  • Russian classical music
  • Russian opera
  • Russian romance

    • S[edit]

  • Schenkerian analysis
  • Schoenberg hexachord
  • Sacred Harp
  • Sainete
  • Saint Martial school
  • Salpinx
  • Sámi music
  • Sampling (music)
  • Sarabande
  • Sarrusophone
  • Satz
  • Savart
  • Savoy opera
  • Saxophone
  • Scale (music)
  • Scale of harmonics
  • Scale-step
  • Scherzo
  • Schisma
  • Schismatic temperament
  • Science fiction opera
  • Scientific pitch notation
  • Scordatura
  • Scratching
  • Scroll (music)
  • Second inversion
  • Second Viennese School
  • Seconda pratica
  • Secondary dominant
  • Section (music)
  • Secular music
  • Secundal
  • Segah
  • Segue (music)
  • Seikilos epitaph
  • Semicomma
  • Semi-contrabassoon
  • Semitone
  • Sensitive style
  • Sentence (music)
  • Septet
  • Septimal chromatic semitone
  • Septimal comma
  • Septimal diatonic semitone
  • Septimal diesis
  • Septimal kleisma
  • Septimal major third
  • Septimal meantone temperament
  • Septimal minor third
  • Septimal quarter tone
  • Septimal semicomma
  • Septimal third tone
  • Septimal tritone
  • Septimal whole tone
  • Sequence (music)
  • Sequence (musical form)
  • Serenade
  • Serialism
  • Seventh (chord)
  • Seventh chord
  • Seventh octave
  • Sextet
  • Sextuple metre
  • Shakuhachi musical notation
  • Shape note
  • Sharawadji effect
  • Sharp (music)
  • Sheet music
  • Shepard tone
  • Shinto music
  • Shorthand for orchestra instrumentation
  • Shur (mugham)
  • Shushtar (mode)
  • Sibelius (scorewriter)
  • Siciliana
  • Siffernotskrift
  • Sigah
  • Similarity relation (music)
  • Simplified music notation
  • Sinfonia
  • Sinfonia concertante
  • Singakademie
  • Singing
  • Singing school
  • Single (music)
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  • Simultaneity
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  • Sixth chord
  • Sketch (music)
  • Skolion
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  • Slide (musical ornament)
  • Slide trumpet
  • Slur (music)
  • Social history of the piano
  • Sociomusicology
  • Soft pedal
  • Soggetto cavato
  • Solfège
  • Solita forma
  • Solmization
  • Solo
  • Solo tuning
  • Sonata
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  • Sonata theory
  • Sonatina
  • Song
  • Song cycle
  • Song structure
  • Sonorism
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  • Spiral array model
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  • Syriac sacral music
  • Systematic musicology
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    • T[edit]

  • Table canon
  • Tacet
  • Tafelmusik
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  • Tambourine
  • Tarantella
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  • Tasto solo
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  • Tenor
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  • Texture
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  • Thematic transformation
  • Theorbo
  • Theoretical key
  • Third (chord)
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  • Thirty-second note
  • Thirty-two-bar form
  • Three-hand effect
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  • Through-composed
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  • Tie (music)
  • Tiento
  • Timbre
  • Timbre composition
  • Timeline of Italian music
  • Time point
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  • Time unit box system
  • Timing (music)
  • Timpani
  • Tiorbino
  • Toccata
  • Tonality
  • Tonality diamond
  • Tonality flux
  • Tone
  • Tone Clock
  • Tone cluster
  • Tone row
  • Tongan music notation
  • Tonic (music)
  • Tonicization
  • Tonic Sol-fa
  • Tonnetz
  • Tonus peregrinus
  • Total chromatic
  • Totalism
  • Trance music
  • Traditional Gaelic music
  • Tragédie en musique

    • * Traité de l'harmonie réduite à ses principes naturels

    * Treatise on Instrumentation

    U[edit]

  • Undertone series
  • Unfigured bass
  • Unfolding (music)
  • Unified field
  • Unison
  • Universal key

    • V[edit]

  • Venetian polychoral style
  • Venetian School (music)
  • Verismo
  • Vernacular music
  • Verrophone
  • Verse anthem
  • Verse–chorus form
  • Verso sciolto
  • Vertical viola
  • Vibraphone
  • Vibrato
  • Video game music
  • Vienna horn
  • Vienna New Year's Concert
  • Viennese trichord
  • Villanella
  • Viol
  • Viola
  • Viola bastarda
  • Viola d'amore
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  • Viola profonda
  • Violin
  • Violin family
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  • Violino piccolo
  • Violotta
  • Virelai
  • Virtuoso
  • Vocal fry register
  • Vocal music
  • Vocal pedagogy
  • Vocal range
  • Vocal register
  • Vocal weight
  • Vogel's Tonnetz
  • Voice classification in non-classical music
  • Voice crossing
  • Voice exchange
  • Voicing (music)
  • Voluntary (music)

    • W[edit]

  • Wah-wah
  • Waltz (music)
  • War of the Romantics
  • Water organ
  • Well temperament
  • White voice
  • Wienerlied
  • Whole note
  • Wind instrument
  • Wind quartet
  • Wind quintet
  • Women in music
  • Woodwind doubler
  • Woodwind instrument
  • Woodwind quartet
  • Wolf interval
  • Word painting
  • Wordless functional analysis

    • X[edit]

  • Xhosa music
  • Xylophone

    • Y[edit]

  • Yoruba music

    • Z[edit]

  • Zeitoper
  • Zhonghu
  • Zither
  • Znamenny chant
  • Zoomusicology
  • Zukra

    • Lists[edit]

  • Chords
  • Chronological lists of classical composers
  • Classical and art music traditions
  • Classical music concerts with an unruly audience response
  • classical music genres
  • Composers
  • Compositions in just intonation
  • Cultural and regional genres of music
  • Intervals in 5-limit just intonation
  • Italian musical terms used in English
  • Major/minor compositions
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  • Meantone intervals
  • Music museums
  • Music software
  • Music styles
  • Music theorists
  • Musical instruments
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  • Musical scales and modes
  • Musical symbols
  • Musicology topics
  • Opera librettists
  • Ornaments
  • Performances of French grand operas at the Paris Opéra
  • Period instruments
  • Pipe organ stops
  • Pitch intervals
  • Principal conductors by orchestra
  • List of program music
  • Quarter tone pieces
  • Styles of music: A–F
  • Styles of music: G–M
  • Styles of music: N–R
  • Styles of music: S–Z
  • Symphony orchestras
  • Tone rows and series
  • Outline of the Beatles
  • Outline of the Doors
  • B
  • C
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  • E
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