Nocturne /'nɒktəːn/ (n) [Fr]
a short composition of a romantic nature, typically for piano; a musical
piece written for the night
Octave /'ɒktɪv/ (n)
a series of eight consecutive notes, the highest having the same
alphabetical name as the lowest, but higher in pitch; the note an octave
apart from a given note; two notes an octave apart sounding together
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Orchestra /'ɔːkɪstrə/ (n)
a group of instrumentalists, especially one combining string, woodwind,
brass, and percussion sections
Outro /'aʊtrəʊ/ (n)
the concluding section of a piece of music
Parallel /'parəlɛl/ (adj, n)
(of major and minor keys) having the same key name; built on the same
tonic; a parallel major or minor key
Partitur /pati'tuːə/ (n) [Ger]
musical score; sheet music showing the music for all parts and instruments
at once
Perfect /'pəːfɪkt/ (adj)
(of an interval) belonging to the group comprising the fourth, the fifth, and
the octave
Pianissimo /pɪə'nɪsɪməʊ/ (adv, adj, n) [Ita]
very softly; musical passage performed or marked to be performed very
softly