# Index of music articles

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* A
* B
* C
* D
* E
* F
* G
* H
* I
* J
* K
* L
* M
* N
* O
* P
* Q
* R
* S
* T
* U
* V
* W
* X
* Y
* Z
* Lists
* See also

## 0–9

* 7-limit tuning
* 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

* A
* 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
* Ableton Live
* 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
* Air guitar
* 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)
* Axis system
* Azione teatrale

## B

* B
* B♭
* B♯
* B major
* B minor
* B-flat major
* B-flat minor
* BACH motif
* Back beat
* Background music
* Backmasking
* Bagatelle (music)
* Bagpipes
* Balalaika
* Ballad opera
* Ballade
* Ballata
* Ballet (music)
* Band (music)
* BandLab
* 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 guitar
* Bass note
* Bass run
* Bass saxophone
Bass song
* Bass violin
* Bass-baritone
* Bassanello
* Bassist
* Bassline
* Basso continuo
* Basso profondo
* Bassoon
* Baton (conducting)
* Battaglia (music)
* Bayati (maqam)
* Bayaty-Shiraz (mode)
* Bayreuth canon
* Bayreuth Festival
* Beam
* Beat (music)
* Beatmatching
* Bebung
* Beethoven and C minor
* Beethoven's compositional method
* Beethoven's musical style
* Bel canto
* Bell chord
* Bell pattern
* Bell tone
* Belting (music)
* Beneventan chant
* Berber music
* Berceuse
* Bergamask
* Beste (Turkish music)
* Beta scale
* Bicinium
* Bimodality
* Binary form
* Binaural beats
* Biomusic
* Biomusicology
* Birds in music
* Bisector (music)
* Blind octave
* Block chord
* Blue note
* Blues
* Blues ballad
* Bohlen–Pierce scale
* Bologna School of music
* Boogie woogie
* Border ballad
* Borrowed chord
* Bouzouki
* Bowed clavier
* Bowed string instrument extended technique
* Boy soprano
* Braille music
* Brass instrument
* Brass quintet
* Brass tablature
* Bravura
* Break (music)
* Breakdown (music)
* Breath mark
* Breedsma
* Bridge (music)
* Brindisi (music)
* British opera
* Broken consort
* Bruckner rhythm
* Burgundian School
* Burletta
* Bushi (music)
* Byzantine lyra
* Byzantine music

## C

* C
* C♯
* C major
* C minor
* C-flat major
* C-sharp major
* C-sharp minor
* Cabaletta
* Cadence
* Cadenza
* Caesura
* Call and response (music)
* Call changes
* 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
* Capo (musical device)
* 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
* Celtic music in Poland
* Music censorship
* Cent (music)
* Central American music
* C. F. E. BACH motif
* Chaconne
* Chahargah (mode)
* Chamber music
* Chamber opera
* Change ringing
* Changing tones
* Chanson
* Charlemagne and church music
* Cheironomy
* Chelys
* Chest of viols
* Chest voice
* Chiaroscuro (music)
* Chiavette
Child singer
* Citharode
* Chitarra Italiana
* Choir
* Choral concerto
* Choral symphony
* Chorale
* Chorale motet
* Chorale partita
* Chord
* Chord chart
* Chord substitution
* Chording
* Chordioid
* Chord progression
* Chord-scale system
* Chordal space
* Chroma feature
* Chromatic chord
* Chromatic circle
* Chromatic fantasia
* Chromatic fourth
* Chromatic genus
* Chromatic hexachord
* Chromatic mediant
* Chromatic scale
* Chromaticism
* Church music
* Church music in Scotland
* Cibell
* Cimbasso
* Cinquillo
* Circle of fifths
* Circular breathing
* Circus music
* Citharode
* Clapping
* Clarinet
* Clarinet trio
* Classical music
* Classical music in Scotland
* Classical music written in collaboration
* Classical period (music)
* Clausula (music)
* Clave (rhythm)
* Clavichord
* Clef
* Cleonides
* Clinic (music)
* Close and open harmony
* Closely related key
* Cloud (music)
* Coda
* Cognitive musicology
* Col legno
* Colascione
* Cologne School (music)
* Color (medieval music)
* Coloratura soprano
* Colored music notation
* Colorist (music)
* Colotomy
* Collaborative piano
* Combination tone
* Combinatoriality
* Comic opera
* Comma (music)
* Common tone (chord)
* Comping (jazz)
* Complement (music)
* Complexe sonore
* Compound metre
* Composer
* Composer tributes (classical music)
* Comprimario
* Concert
* Concert aria
* Concert band
* Concertmaster
* Concert performance
* Concert pitch
* Concert version
* Concertato
* Concertino (composition)
* Concerto
* Concerto for Orchestra
* Conclusion (music)
* Conducting
* Conductorless orchestra
* Conjunto
* Consonance
* Consort of instruments
* Consort song (musical)
* Constant spectrum melody
* Constant structure
* Contemporary classical music
* Contemporary harpsichord
* Contenance angloise
* Counting (music)
* Contrabass oboe
* Contrabassophone
* Contraforte
* Contralto
* Contrapuntal motion
* Contrast (music)
* Convenienze
* Coptic music
* Copula (music)
* Copyist
* Cor anglais
* Corelli cadence
* Cornamuse
* Cornett
* Count off
* Counter-melody
* Counterpoint
* Countertenor
* Country house opera
* Country music
* Courante
* Court music in Scotland
* Cover version
* Cretan lyra
* Critical edition (opera)
* Cross-dressing in music and opera
* Cross motif
* Cross-strung harp
* Crotalum
* Crusade song
* Cruciform melody
* Cubase
* Cue note
* Culture in music cognition
* Curtain call
* Cut-out score
* Cycle (music)
* Cyclic form
* Cyclic set
* Cymbal

## D

* D
* 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
* Death growl
* 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
* Diatonic and chromatic
* Diatonic hexachord
* Diatonic scale
* Diatonic set theory
* Didymus the Musician
* Diegetic music
* Diesis
* Digital sheet music
* Diminished fourth
* Diminished octave
* Diminished second
* Diminished seventh
* Diminished seventh chord
* Diminished sixth
* Diminished third
* Diminished triad
* Diminished tuning
* Diminution
* Discant
* Diss track
* Distance model
* Ditone
* Ditonic scale
* Divertimento
* Divisi
* Division viol
* DJ mix
* Dodeka music notation
* Dominant
* Dominant seventh sharp ninth chord
* Dorian mode
* Dorian ♭2 scale
* Dotted note
* Double bass
* Double drumming
* Double-Function Form
* Double stop
* Double tonic
* Double variation
* Double whole note
* Dramma giocoso
* Dream chord
* Dresden amen
* Dromoi
* Drone
* Drone music
* Drum
* Drum beat
* Drum cadence
* Drum kit
* Drum rudiment
* Drum stroke
* Drum solo
* DSCH motif
* Dubreq Stylophone
* Duet
* Duettino
* Dulab
* Dulcian
* Dumka (musical genre)
* Duodecet
* Duodrama
* Duration (music)
* Dyad (music)
* Dynamic tonality
* Dynamics

## E

* E
* 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
* Electronic voice phenomenon
* Elementa harmonica
* Elements of music
* Eleventh
* Eleventh chord
* Emancipation of the dissonance
* Embodied music cognition
* Encore
* English art song
* English bagpipes
* English cadence
* English Musical Renaissance
* Enharmonic
* Enharmonic keyboard
* Enharmonic scale
* Enigmatic scale
* Ensalada (music)
* Entr'acte
* Entrainment
* Environmentalism in music
* Epidiapente
* Equal temperament
* Equivalence class (music)
* Escala nordestina
* Estampie
* Étude
* Ethnomusicology
* Euclidean rhythm
* Euouae
* Evolutionary musicology
* Experimental musical instrument
* Exposition (music)
* Expression pedal
* Extended technique
* Extended vocal technique
* Extension (music)
* Eye movement in music reading
* Eye music

## F

* F
* 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
* Fingerboard
* 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 on the floor (music)
* Four-part harmony
* Fragmentation (music)
* Franco-Flemish School
* Frankfurt Group
* Franssen effect
* French classical music
* French horn
* French opera
* French overture
* French pop music
* Frequency
* Fret
* Friction idiophone
* Fugue
* Function (music)
* Fundamental structure
* Furniture music
* Futurism (music)

## G

* G
* 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
* GarageBand
* 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
* Glissando illusion
* Glockenspiel
* Gong
* Gongche notation
* GNU LilyPond
* Grace note
* Grand motet
* Grand opera
* Grandsire
* 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
* Guitar
* Guitar solo
* Gymel

## H

* Hagiopolitan Octoechos
* Half diminished scale
* Half note
* Half-time (music)
* Hammond organ
* Hang (instrument)
* Harmolodics
* 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
* Holophonics
* 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

* ii–V–I progression
* Illusory continuity of tones
* Illusory discontinuity
* 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
* Interonset interval
* Interpolation (classical music)
* Interval
* Interval class
* Interval cycle
* Interval ratio
* Interval root
* 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

* Japanese mode
* Japanese musical scales
* Jazz
* Jazz standard
* Jins
* Jubilus
* Just intonation

## K

* Kamancheh
* 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

* L'istesso tempo
* 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

* Madrigal
* 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
* Mashup (music)
* Masonic music
* Mass (music)
* Matrix (music)
* Maxima (music)
* Maximal evenness
* Mazurka
* McGurk effect
* Meantone temperament
* Measure
* Mediant
* Medieval music
* Melharmony
* Melisma
* Melodic expectation
* Melodic fission
* Melodic motion
* Melodic pattern
* Melodrama
* Melody
* Melody type
* Mensural notation
* Mensurstrich
* Messa di voce
* Method (music)
* Method ringing
* Metre (hymn)
* Metre (music)
* Metric modulation
* Metronome
* Mezzo-soprano
* Micropolyphony
* Microsound
* Microtonal music
* Middle Eastern music
* MIDI
* MIDI tuning standard
* 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)
* Motorik
* Mouthpiece (brass)
* Mouthpiece (woodwind)
* Movement (music)
* Mozarabic chant
* Mozart and G minor
* Mozart effect
* Multiphonic
* Multiplication (music)
* Muqam
* Museme
* Music
* Music acquisition
* Music alignment
* Music and artificial intelligence
* Music and emotion
* Music and mathematics
* Music and politics
* Music appreciation
* Music archaeology
* Music as a coping strategy
* Music box
* Music community
* Music criticism
* Music drama
* Music education
* Music Encoding Initiative
* Music engraving
* Music examination
* Music festival
* Music genre
* Music history
* Music journalism
* Music industry
* Music in early modern Scotland
* Music in Medieval England
* Music in Medieval Scotland
* Music in Paris
* Music in psychological operations
* Music in space
* Music in Tatarstan
* Music learning theory
* Music lesson
* Music librarianship
* Music manuscript
* Musico
* Music of Afghanistan
* Music of Albania
* Music of Algeria
* Music of Ancient Greece
* Music of Andorra
* Music of Argentina
* Music of Armenia
* Music of Australia
* Music of Austria
* Music of Badakhshan
* Music of Bahrain
* Music of Barbados
* Music of Belarus
* Music of Belgium
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* Music of Chile
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* Music of Finland
* Music of France
* Music of French Guiana
* Music of Georgia (country)
* Music of Germany-
* Music of Guadeloupe
* Music of Guatemala
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* Music of Haiti
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* Music of Honduras
* Music of Hungary
* Music of Iceland
* Music of India
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* Music of Iraq
* Music of Ireland
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* Music of Russia
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* Music of Scotland
* Music of Scotland in the eighteenth century
* Music of Scotland in the nineteenth century
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* Music of the Channel Islands
* Music of the Comoros
* Music of the Czech Republic
* Music of the Dominican Republic
* Music of the Faroe Islands
* Music of the Federated States of Micronesia
* Music of the Lesser Antilles
* Music of the Maldives
* Music of the Netherlands
* Music of the Philippines
* Music of the Trecento
* Music of the Turks and Caicos Islands
* Music of the United Arab Emirates
* Music of the United Kingdom
* Music of Tibet
* Music of Tokelau
* Music of Tonga
* Music of Tunisia
* Music of Turkey
* Music of Ukraine
* Music of Uruguay
* Music of Vatican City
* Music of Venezuela
* Music of Vienna
* Music of Vietnam
* Music of Western Sahara
* Music of Yemen
* Music of Zambia
* Music of Zimbabwe
* Music piracy
* Music psychology
* Music publisher (sheet music)
* Music-related memory
* Music school
* Music-specific disorders
* Music stand
* Music technology
* Music theory
* Music therapy
* Music tourism
* Music transposer
* Music venue
* MusicWriter
* Musica ficta
* Musica poetica
* Musica reservata
* Musical acoustics
* Musical argument
* Musical composition
* Musical cryptogram
* Musical development
* Musical ensemble
* Musical expression
* Musical form
* Musical gesture
* Musical hallucinations
* Musical historicism
* Musical instrument
* Musical keyboard
* Musical literacy
* Musical notation
* Musical note
* Musical phrasing
* Musical prefix
* Musical semantics
* Musical setting
* Musical similarity
* Musical syntax
* Musical system of ancient Greece
* Musical technique
* Musical tone
* Musical tuning
* Musicality
* Musician
* Musicology
* Musique mesurée
* Mute (music)
* Mystic chord

## N

* Nashville Number System
* 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

* Obbligato
* Oboe
* Oboe da caccia
* Octatonic scale
* Octave
* Octave band
* Octave glissando
* Octave illusion
* Octave species
* Octet (music)
* Octoechos
* "Ode-to-Napoleon" hexachord
* Oeldorf Group
* Offstage instrument or choir part in classical music
* Oktavist
* Oltremontani
* Olympus (musician)
* One-third octave
* 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

* Pandiatonicism
* Pandura
* Papadic Octoechos
* Parallel and counter parallel
* Parallel harmony
* Parallel key
* Paraphrase mass
* Pardessus de viole
* Auditory pareidolia
* 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
* Peal
* 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
* Persian scale
* Persian traditional music
* Pervading imitation
* Pesante
* Petasti
* Petrushka chord
* Philosophy of music
* Phonograph
* Phorminx
* Phrase (music)
* Phrygian dominant scale
* Phrygian mode
* Piano
* Piano ballade
* Piano concerto
* Piano duet
* Piano extended technique
* Piano four hands
* Piano history and musical performance
* Piano key frequencies
* Piano pedagogy
* Piano pedals
* Piano piece
* Piano quartet
* Piano quintet
* Piano sextet
* Piano six hands
* Piano solo
* Piano sonata
* Piano trio
* Piano-vocal score
* Pianto
* Picardy third
* Piccolo
* Piccolo heckelphone
* Piccolo oboe
* Piccolo trumpet
* Pièce d'occasion
* Pierrot ensemble
* Pipe band
* Pipe organ
* Piston valve
* Pitch
* Pitch axis theory
* Pitch circularity
* Pitch class
* Pitch class space
* Pitch contour
* Pitch interval
* Pitch of brass instruments
* Pitch space
* Pitch wheel
* Pit orchestra
* Pizzicato
* Plain hunt
* Plainsong
* Playing by ear
* Polish opera
* Polychord
* Polyphonic Era
* Polyphony
* Polyrhythm
* Polystylism
* Polytempo
* Polytonality
* Pop music
* Popular music
* Portamento
* Portato
* Positive organ
* Postminimalism
* Postmodern music
* Post-tonal music theory
* Potpourri (music)
* Power chord
* Precomposition
* Predominant chord
* Prehistoric music
* Prelude (music)
* Prelude and fugue
* Preparation (music)
* Prima donna
* Primary tone
* Primary triad
* Principal (music)
* Privileged pattern
* Process music
* Program music
* Progressive music
* Progressive tonality
* Projected set
* Prolation
* Prolation canon
* Prolongation
* Promenade concert
* Prompter (opera)
* Prosodion
* Prosody (music)
* Pro Tools
* Protein music
* Protest song
* Psaltery
* Pseudo-octave
* Psychedelic music
* Psychoacoustics
* Psychoanalysis and music
* Psychology of music preference
* Ptolemy's intense diatonic scale
* Public domain music
* Pulse
* Punctualism
* Pygmy music
* Pyknon
* Pythagorean comma
* Pythagorean hammers
* Pythagorean interval
* Pythagorean tuning

## Q

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

## R

* Rackett
* Radio opera
* Raga
* Rage aria
* Range (music)
* Ragisma
* Rast (mode)
* Rastrum
* Rauschpfeife
* Realization (figured bass)
* 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
* Ribbon controller
* Ricercar
* Riddim
* Riff
* Ripieno
* Ripieno concerto
* Ritornello
* Ritsu and ryo scales
* Rock music
* Rock music in France
* Rock music in Poland
* 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

* Sacher hexachord
* 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
* Short octave
* Shur (mugham)
* Shushtar (mode)
* Sibelius (scorewriter)
* Siciliana
* Siffernotskrift
* Sigah
* Similarity relation (music)
* Simplified music notation
* Sinfonia
* Sinfonia concertante
* Singakademie
* Singing
* Singing school
* Single (music)
* Singspiel
* Sight-reading
* Simple meter
* Simultaneity
* Sixteenth note
* Sixth
* Sixth chord
* Sketch (music)
* Skolion
* Slash chord
* 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
* Sonata cycle
* Sonata da chiesa
* Sonata form
* Sonata theory
* Sonatina
* Son clave
* Song
* Song cycle
* Song structure
* Sonorism
* Sopranino saxophone
* Sopranino voice
* Sopranissimo
* Sopranist
* Soprano
* Soprano sfogato
* Sordun
* Sori (music)
* Sostenuto
* Sotto voce (music)
* Soul music
* Sound
* Sound and music computing
* Sound hole
* Sound icon
* Sound quality
* Sound recording and reproduction
* Sound sculpture
* Sound system
* Spaltklang
* Spanish opera
* Spatial music
* Speech-to-song illusion
* Spectral music
* Spiccato
* Spieloper
* Spinto
* Spinto soprano
* Spiral array model
* Spontaneous composition
* Sprechgesang
* Squillo
* Stab (music)
* Staccato
* Staff (music)
* Stagione
* Stem (music)
* Stentato
* Steps and skips
* Stile concitato
* Stile rappresentativo
* Sting (musical phrase)
* Sting (percussion)
* Stochastic
* Stopped note
* Strain (music)
* Strähle's construction
* Stretto
* String instrument
* String octet
* String piano
* String quartet
* String quintet
* String resonance
* String section
* String sextet
* String trio
* Strophic form
* Style brisé
* Sub-bass
* Subdominant
* Submediant
* Subminor and supermajor
* Subtonic
* Suite
* Sung-through
* Superius
* Supertonic
* Suspension (music)
* Sustain pedal
* Suzuki method
* Swing
* Symmetric scale
* Symmetry
* Sympathetic string
* Sympathy (music)
* Symphonic music in Iran
* Symphonic poem
* Symphony
* Syncopation
* Synthesizer
* Synthetic mode
* Synthetic scale
* Syntonic comma
* Syriac sacral music
* Systematic musicology
* Systems music

## T

* Tablature
* Table canon
* Tacet
* Tafelmusik
* Tambouras
* Tambourine
* Tarantella
* Tarantella Napoletana
* Tasto solo
* Tatum (music)
* Temperament
* Temperament ordinaire
* Tempo
* Tempo rubato
* Tenor
* Tenor violin
* Tenore contraltino
* Tenore di grazia
* Tenoroon
* Tension (music)
* Tenuto
* Ternary form
* Tertian
* Tertium major
* Terzschritt
* Tessitura
* Tetrachord
* Tetrad (music)
* Tetratonic scale
* Text declamation
* Texture
* Theatre music
* Thematic transformation
* Theorbo
* Theoretical key
* Third (chord)
* Thirteenth
* Thirty-second note
* Thirty-two-bar form
* Three-hand effect
* Three-key exposition
* Through-composed
* Thumb position
* Tie (music)
* Tiento
* Timbre
* Timbre composition
* Timeline of Italian music
* Time point
* Time signature
* 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
* Transcription (music)
* Transformation (music)
* Transformational theory
* Transition from Renaissance to Baroque in instrumental music
* Transposing instrument
* Transposition (music)
* Treatise on Instrumentation
* Treble (sound)
* Treble flute
* Treble voice
* Tremolo
* Tresillo (rhythm)
* Triad (music)
* Triangle (musical instrument)
* Trigonon
* Trill
* Triple contrabass viol
* Tritone
* Tritone paradox
* Tritone substitution
* Tritonic scale
* Triumphal march
* Trombone
* Troubadour
* Trouvère
* Trumpet
* Trumpet voluntary
* TTBB
* Tuba
* Tuna (music)
* Tuning
* Tuplet
* Turkish Five
* Turkish folk music
* Turkish music (style)
* Turnaround (music)
* Turntablism
* Tutti
* Twelve-tone technique
* Two hundred fifty-sixth note
* Tydorel
* Tympanum

## U

* Ukrainian Dorian scale
* Undertone series
* Unfigured bass
* Unfolding (music)
* Unified field
* Unison
* Universal key

## V

* Vamp (music)
* Variation (music)
* Venetian polychoral style
* Venetian School (music)
* Verismo
* Vernacular music
* Verrophone
* Verse anthem
* Verse–chorus form
* Vertical viola
* Vibraphone
* Vibrato
* Video game music
* Vienna horn
* Vienna New Year's Concert
* Viennese trichord
* Villanella
* Viol
* Viola
* Viola bastarda
* Viola d'amore
* Viola organista
* Viola pomposa
* Viola profonda
* Violin
* Violin family
* Violin octet
* Violin sonata
* 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

* Wagner tuba
* 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

* Xenharmonic
* Xenochrony
* Xhosa music
* Xylophone

## Y

* Yanny or Laurel
* Yo scale
* Yoruba music

## Z

* Zarzuela
* Zeitoper
* Zhonghu
* Zither
* Znamenny chant
* Zoomusicology
* Zukra

## Lists

* Chord progressions
* 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
* Major opera composers
* Meantone intervals
* Music museums
* Music software
* Music styles
* Music theorists
* Musical instruments
* Musical instruments by Hornbostel–Sachs number
* 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
* A
* B
* C
* D
* E
* F
* G
* H
* I
* J
* K
* L
* M
* N
* O
* P
* Q
* R
* S
* T
* U
* V
* W
* X
* Y
* Z