An instrument originally made of wood, in which sound is produced by the vibration of air, including recorder, flute, clarinet, saxophone, oboe and bassoon.

(as used in Musical Theatre) – Music with a lively tempo, often comedy.

Three individuals performing different parts as a unit.

The arrangement of a composition originally written for one instrument but adapted for another.

A composition in several movements. It may be written for solo instrument or voice, or for a group of instruments or voices.

Two sonnets with a similar theme, not necessarily by the same author. For example, two sonnets on a nature theme.

A composition usually written in four movements for solo instrument with or without piano accompaniment. The solo instrument and accompaniment are of equal importance, although generally only the soloist is adjudicated.

Usually refers to the level of achievement. In Provincial classes, senior refers to any class beyond 16 years and under.

A song originally sung by sailors.

Music composed between 1830 and 1900.