var nc =  21,
fc = new Array(nc);
fc[0] = {t:"concertmaster",d:"The first-chair violinist of a symphony <i>orchestra</i>. (page 7)"};
fc[1] = {t:"encore",d:"\"Again\"; an audience request that the performer(s) repeat a piece or perform another. (page 7)"};
fc[2] = {t:"pitch",d:"Highness or lowness of a note, depending on the <i>frequency.</i> (page 8)"};
fc[3] = {t:"frequency",d:"Rate of vibration of a string or column of air, which determines <i>pitch.</i> (page 8)"};
fc[4] = {t:"note",d:"A musical symbol denoting <i>pitch</i> and <i>duration</i>. (page 8)"};
fc[5] = {t:"staff",d:"The five parallel lines on which <i>notes</i> are written. (page 8)"};
fc[6] = {t:"duration",d:"Length of time something lasts; e.g., the vibration of a musical sound. (page 8)"};
fc[7] = {t:"volume",d:"Degree of loudness or softness of a sound; also amplitude. See also <i>dynamics.</i> (page 8)"};
fc[8] = {t:"tone color",d:"See <i>timbre.</i> (page 8)"};
fc[9] = {t:"timbre",d:"The quality of a sound that distinguishes one voice or instrument from another. Also tone color. (page 8)"};
fc[10] = {t:"melody",d:"Succession of single <i>pitches</i> perceived by the ear as a unity. (page 8)"};
fc[11] = {t:"range",d:"Distance between the lowest and highest <i>pitches</i> of a melody, an instrument, or a voice. (page 8)"};
fc[12] = {t:"contour",d:"The overall shape of a melodic line. It can move upward or downward or remain static. (page 9)"};
fc[13] = {t:"interval",d:"The distance and relationship between two <i>pitches.</i> (page 9)"};
fc[14] = {t:"conjunct",d:"Smooth, connected <i>melody</i> that moves principally by small <i>intervals.</i> (page 9)"};
fc[15] = {t:"disjunct",d:"Disjointed or disconnected <i>melody</i> with many leaps. (page 9)"};
fc[16] = {t:"phrase",d:"A musical unit; often a component of a <i>melody.</i> (page 9)"};
fc[17] = {t:"cadence",d:"Resting place in a musical <i>phrase;</i> musical punctuation. (page 9)"};
fc[18] = {t:"rhyme scheme",d:"The arrangement of rhyming words or corresponding sounds at the end of poetic lines. (page 9)"};
fc[19] = {t:"climax",d:"The high point in a melodic line or piece of music, usually representing the peak of intensity, <i>range,</i> and <i>dynamics.</i> (page 10)"};
fc[20] = {t:"countermelody",d:"An accompanying <i>melody</i> sounded against the principal melody. (page 10)"};