music Crossword Puzzles
Film Music 2013-04-23
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- Loud
- The first theme in activity 13
- The musical term for the volume of a piece
- Low pitched brass instrument
- The third theme in activity 13
- A film about sharks, with a well-known soundtrack
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- The Imperial March has a strong ...
- Famous film music composer
- High pitched brass instrument
- Low pitched stringed instrument
- High pitched stringed instrument
- The musical term for the speed of a piece
- Music affects the .... of a film
- Machine that lets you edit or change sounds (used for sci-fi films)
- Quiet
- ...Wars, films series
16 Clues: Loud • Quiet • ...Wars, films series • Famous film music composer • Low pitched brass instrument • High pitched brass instrument • The first theme in activity 13 • The third theme in activity 13 • Low pitched stringed instrument • High pitched stringed instrument • Music affects the .... of a film • The Imperial March has a strong ... • The musical term for the speed of a piece • ...
Music Definitions 2013-02-28
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- Means to repeat the measure
- Usually conducts without a baton because the expressiveness of his two hands is more sensitive for vocal music
- Is made up of woodwinds, brasses, and percussion instruments
- Very slow and dignified
- A silent beat or beats
- To play slowly
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- To play gradually louder
- Tells which notes to play flat or sharp
- Cancels a flat or sharp
- Some players play the top notes while others play the bottom notes
- Is comprised of 40 to 100 or more players performing
- Usually stands on a podium and facing the ensemble, band, orchestra or choir
- To play very quickly
- Short lines added above or below the staff for note too high or low to fit on
- Lowers a note one half step
- Marks the end of the music
16 Clues: To play slowly • To play very quickly • A silent beat or beats • Cancels a flat or sharp • Very slow and dignified • To play gradually louder • Marks the end of the music • Means to repeat the measure • Lowers a note one half step • Tells which notes to play flat or sharp • Is comprised of 40 to 100 or more players performing • ...
Music Review 2021-05-17
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- The most important part of a song. What gets stuck in your head.
- The supporting part of a song.
- The word that describes soft playing in music.
- The kind of note/rest that gets one beat.
- The word that describes loud playing in music.
- The word that describes how loud or soft the song is performed.
- The letters of the treble clef lines.
- The colorful instruments that we play in class.
- The kind of note/rest that gets two beats.
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- The word that describes the speed of the music.
- The instrument we play in class that is named after a shape.
- The silences in music.
- The letters of the treble clef spaces.
- The kind of notes that are connected with a beam.
- The word that means a song is fast.
- the kind of note/rest that gets four beats.
16 Clues: The silences in music. • The supporting part of a song. • The word that means a song is fast. • The letters of the treble clef lines. • The letters of the treble clef spaces. • The kind of note/rest that gets one beat. • The kind of note/rest that gets two beats. • the kind of note/rest that gets four beats. • The word that describes soft playing in music. • ...
Music Memory 2021-10-13
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- Nabucvo: Va, pensiero
- West Side Story: Dance at the Gym (Mambo)
- Symphonie Fantastique
- Minuet in G
- Cello Suite No 1 in G Major: Prelude
- Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra
- Medalist Fanfare
- The Creation: The Heavens are telling
- Symphony No. 40: Movement 1
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- It Don't Mean a thing if it ain't got that swing
- Three Gymnopedies
- Hungarian Dance No 5
- Viola Concerto in G Major: Movement 2
- Circus Polka (for a young elephant)
- Fanfare for the Common Man
- Short Ride in a Fast Machine
16 Clues: Minuet in G • Medalist Fanfare • Three Gymnopedies • Hungarian Dance No 5 • Nabucvo: Va, pensiero • Symphonie Fantastique • Fanfare for the Common Man • Symphony No. 40: Movement 1 • Short Ride in a Fast Machine • Circus Polka (for a young elephant) • Cello Suite No 1 in G Major: Prelude • Viola Concerto in G Major: Movement 2 • Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra • ...
1990s Music 2021-04-29
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- Considered the greatest show in TV history that ended its 9 season run in the 1990s
- one word that describes music in the 1990s
- Term that describes the price increase of goods and services during the 1990s
- the ability to clone one animal from the cell of another.
- Popular late night show of the 1990s featuring Jay Leno
- President of the USA during the 1990s
- Tech development that allowed for mass sharing of info during the 1990s
- Most popular talking kids toy of the 1990s
- Location of the 1996 Olympics
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- Tech company whos products are in 80% of all computer devices.
- Most popular hand held gaming device of the 1990s
- lead singer of Queen who passed away in the 1990s
- Worst disease society dealt with in the 1990s
- Apple computer introduced to society in the 1990s
- Military conflict during the 1990s
- Online auction site launched in the 1990s
16 Clues: Location of the 1996 Olympics • Military conflict during the 1990s • President of the USA during the 1990s • Online auction site launched in the 1990s • one word that describes music in the 1990s • Most popular talking kids toy of the 1990s • Worst disease society dealt with in the 1990s • Most popular hand held gaming device of the 1990s • ...
Music Crossword 2023-12-05
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- small group of musicians
- words in a song
- collection of songs
- national song of a country
- when a singer sings
- object that records music
- person who writes songs
- song that sells or is played a lot
- song not sung by the original artist
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- song with no lyrics
- instrument that you hit with your hand or a stick
- list of someone's favourite songs
- stringed instrument that is typically made of wood
- group of vocalists
- the rhythm of a song
- instrument with keys
16 Clues: words in a song • group of vocalists • song with no lyrics • collection of songs • when a singer sings • the rhythm of a song • instrument with keys • person who writes songs • small group of musicians • object that records music • national song of a country • list of someone's favourite songs • song that sells or is played a lot • song not sung by the original artist • ...
Music Terms 2023-09-05
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- A small unit of music separated by bar lines
- Soft volume
- The steady pulse of the music
- Quick and lively
- A type of note that usually gets 2 beats
- A type of note that usually gets half a beat
- The speed of our beat or music
- The group of five lines and four spaces that we write our music on
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- Loud volume
- Our clef that shows us our lower notes
- A symbol to show silence
- A type of note that usually gets 1 beat
- Our clef that shows us our higher notes
- Slow, at ease
- A pattern of sounds that are stressed and unstressed over a beat
- A type of note that take up the whole measure
16 Clues: Loud volume • Soft volume • Slow, at ease • Quick and lively • A symbol to show silence • The steady pulse of the music • The speed of our beat or music • Our clef that shows us our lower notes • A type of note that usually gets 1 beat • Our clef that shows us our higher notes • A type of note that usually gets 2 beats • A small unit of music separated by bar lines • ...
Music Crossword 2023-09-24
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- "Tastes like _____ On a summer evenin'"
- "Just a small town girl Livin' in a _____ world"
- "Now that it's raining more than ever Know that we'll still have _____"
- "You know you love me, I know you care just _____ whenever, and I'll be there"
- "Heat waves been fakin' me out Can't make you _____ now"
- "What you know about _____ down in the deep?"
- "I hopped off the plane at LAX with a dream and my _____"
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- "Lacy, oh, Lacy, skin like _____"
- "All dolled up, just playin' _____ by the pool"
- "I can buy myself flowers, write my name in the _____"
- "Hat down, cross town, livin' like a _____"
- "She's Cheer Captain, and I'm on the ______"
- "And I love _____, but it's the season of the sticks"
- "Must be funny In the _____ man's world"
- "I've been spending way too long checking my _____ in the mirror"
- "It's me, _____, I'm the problem, it's me"
16 Clues: "Lacy, oh, Lacy, skin like _____" • "Tastes like _____ On a summer evenin'" • "Must be funny In the _____ man's world" • "It's me, _____, I'm the problem, it's me" • "Hat down, cross town, livin' like a _____" • "She's Cheer Captain, and I'm on the ______" • "What you know about _____ down in the deep?" • "All dolled up, just playin' _____ by the pool" • ...
Music Play 2024-03-01
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- play very loudly
- key with no sharps or flats
- person who plays the piano
- connected notes
- get faster
- upper staff of the grand staff
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- five horizontal line and four spaces
- symbol for staccato note
- how many counts are in each measure and what note gets one beat
- very softly
- medium loud
- gradually get louder
- music played in a free rhythm
- lower staff of the grand staff
- gradually play softer
- author of the piano adventures books
16 Clues: get faster • very softly • medium loud • connected notes • play very loudly • gradually get louder • gradually play softer • symbol for staccato note • person who plays the piano • key with no sharps or flats • music played in a free rhythm • lower staff of the grand staff • upper staff of the grand staff • five horizontal line and four spaces • author of the piano adventures books • ...
Music terms 2020-04-14
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- a musical sound
- very soft
- gradually slower
- lowers the pitch by one half step
- gradually softer
- slow
- gradually faster
- hold the note for longer than its usual value
- rate of speed that music is sung or played
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- raises the pitch by one half step
- symbols that represent musical pitches
- smoothly connected
- loud
- the end
- quickly and happily
- short and detached
16 Clues: loud • slow • the end • very soft • a musical sound • gradually slower • gradually softer • gradually faster • smoothly connected • short and detached • quickly and happily • raises the pitch by one half step • lowers the pitch by one half step • symbols that represent musical pitches • rate of speed that music is sung or played • hold the note for longer than its usual value
Music Crossword 2024-03-10
Music Crossword 2023-07-04
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- A collection of audio recordings released by an artist
- The latest album by Taylor Swift
- U know it is not the same __ __ ___.
- Counting Stars is sung by which band?
- The famous collab of Justin and the Kid Laroi
- The song "Raatan Lambiyan" is from which movie?
- The latest famous song released by Miley Cyrus
- "Pink Venom" is a song by which kpop group?
- Ed sheeran combined with which Indian singer in '2step'?
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- The latest song by Olivia Rodrigo
- Singer of "Shape of You"
- The song Kesariya is from which Movie
- The song Tum tum is from which movie?
- Short Form of Bangtan boys
- Most famous collab of Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes
- Selena Gomez's latest release Calm down features which artist?
16 Clues: Singer of "Shape of You" • Short Form of Bangtan boys • The latest album by Taylor Swift • The latest song by Olivia Rodrigo • U know it is not the same __ __ ___. • The song Kesariya is from which Movie • Counting Stars is sung by which band? • The song Tum tum is from which movie? • "Pink Venom" is a song by which kpop group? • The famous collab of Justin and the Kid Laroi • ...
Music crossword 2023-03-24
16 Clues: A voice • a vocal • one key • really fast • A high sound • Placing beats • A musical work • A music element • A rule or a law. • a musical texture • a volume of music • how long the note is • production: bow weight • a sign placed immediately • belong to someone’s pitch • A measurement between two pitch’s
Music Theory 2023-03-28
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- Incredibly Fast
- To progressively speed up
- A chord played with the same notes in a different order (C E G/E G C)
- To play loud or aggressive
- Fast, quickly, or brightly.
- A sign to hold a note until the conductor says otherwise
- To play super fast
- Sections of instruments split by physical or structural traits
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- Emphasis on the offbeat
- To progressively slow down
- A symbol to specify if the note is sharp, flat, or natural
- To play quiet or soft
- A symbol to play a note louder
- A group of musicians that perform together
- A song that has different groups starting at different times to repeat.
- The changing of the open string to change the note.
16 Clues: Incredibly Fast • To play super fast • To play quiet or soft • Emphasis on the offbeat • To progressively speed up • To progressively slow down • To play loud or aggressive • Fast, quickly, or brightly. • A symbol to play a note louder • A group of musicians that perform together • The changing of the open string to change the note. • ...
music by:Serenity 2023-03-28
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- Two more rhythms
- distance from the lowest to the highest pitch it can play.
- art of combining different melodic lines in a musical composition
- concerned with the depiction of music in the visual art
- technique that employs a melody with one or more imitations of the melody played after a given duration
- gradually faster
- the adjustment of one sound source
- very loud used especially as a direction in music
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- restatement of a longer melodic passage at a higher or lower pitch
- simultaneously occurring frequencies,pitches,or chords
- sign placed immediately to the left of a note
- quality that makes it possible to judge sounds as "higher" and "lower"
- simultaneous occurrence of two or more different tonalities or keys
- organized sequence of single tones so related to one another
- the length of time each note is played for
- also called Cross-rhythm
16 Clues: Two more rhythms • gradually faster • also called Cross-rhythm • the adjustment of one sound source • the length of time each note is played for • sign placed immediately to the left of a note • very loud used especially as a direction in music • simultaneously occurring frequencies,pitches,or chords • concerned with the depiction of music in the visual art • ...
Music Terms 2023-03-27
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- used as a direction in music
- lengthening time in notes
- shortening the time of notes
- music being played fast.
- a musical depiction in visual arts
- a decrease in loudness
- two rhythms being played at once
- a measurement between two pitches
- making an instrument sound proper
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- the distance between two nites that are being played at once.
- Two keys being played at the same time
- A rhythmic manipulation in performance
- a single line of tones in music
- playing music very loud
- Notes of the same pitch being related to each other
- a short melody that is taken up and becomes intertwined
16 Clues: a decrease in loudness • playing music very loud • music being played fast. • lengthening time in notes • used as a direction in music • shortening the time of notes • a single line of tones in music • two rhythms being played at once • a measurement between two pitches • making an instrument sound proper • a musical depiction in visual arts • ...
Music Theory 2023-03-27
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- Incredibly Fast
- To progressively speed up
- A chord played with the same notes in a different order (C E G/E G C)
- To play loud or aggressive
- Fast, quickly, or brightly.
- A sign to hold a note until the conductor says otherwise
- To play super fast
- Sections of instruments split by physical or structural traits
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- Emphasis on the offbeat
- To progressively slow down
- A symbol to specify if the note is sharp, flat, or natural
- To play quiet or soft
- A symbol to play a note louder
- A group of musicians that perform together
- A song that has different groups starting at different times to repeat.
- The changing of the open string to change the note.
16 Clues: Incredibly Fast • To play super fast • To play quiet or soft • Emphasis on the offbeat • To progressively speed up • To progressively slow down • To play loud or aggressive • Fast, quickly, or brightly. • A symbol to play a note louder • A group of musicians that perform together • The changing of the open string to change the note. • ...
Music Vocab 2023-03-27
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- combination of musical notes
- slowly get faster
- two musical keys being played simultaneously
- the process of becoming greater in size/amount
- get to the loudest point slowly
- vocal composition as 3 or 4 voices follow each other around in a particular canon.
- the study of representation of musical topics.
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- decreases in sound
- an order in which things follow each other
- a note with no specific length
- a brisk tempo
- a form of embellishment or melodic variation in a long note or a series of long notes into shorter, usually melodic, values
- very loud
- same rhythm as the melody
- single sound in complete range
- stability and repose in relation of tension and clash with certain combinations of tones or notes
16 Clues: very loud • a brisk tempo • slowly get faster • decreases in sound • same rhythm as the melody • combination of musical notes • a note with no specific length • single sound in complete range • get to the loudest point slowly • an order in which things follow each other • two musical keys being played simultaneously • the process of becoming greater in size/amount • ...
Music Artists 2023-03-30
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- Who wrote the Popular song "She belongs to the game"?
- When you witness the strength of street knowledge, who are you listening too?
- Who want's you to come through and chill?
- Who's most streamed song is "Rich Flex" ?
- Heaven knows which band is miserable now?
- Who is always on time, and gave you his oath?
- Who threw away your love letters, because she thought it would make her feel better?
- Who featured in Calvin Harris' song "Slide"?
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- Who has an album named "How To Pimp A BUtterfly"
- Who wanted 'all of you in exchange for me'?
- Who wrote the song 'Dreams'?
- Who's Neighbours thought they were selling dope?
- Who couldn't believe it was a good day?
- Who believes you when you "Say it like Dat."
- Who's most popular song is a disstrack to The Notorious B.I.G?
- Who didn't need the money coz' it's just a hobby?
16 Clues: Who wrote the song 'Dreams'? • Who couldn't believe it was a good day? • Who want's you to come through and chill? • Who's most streamed song is "Rich Flex" ? • Heaven knows which band is miserable now? • Who wanted 'all of you in exchange for me'? • Who believes you when you "Say it like Dat." • Who featured in Calvin Harris' song "Slide"? • ...
Film Music 2025-04-30
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- The fifth degree of a scale.
- A quiet, gentle song used to put a child to sleep.
- A shift of pulse away from the strong beats and onto a weak beat of the bar.
- Indicating how loud or soft music is played.
- A popular term to describe the Hindi language cinema from Mumbai
- A dance in triple time. This dance was very popular in the 19th Century.
- The way melodic, harmonic and rhythmic materials are combined in a composition.
- A five-note scale. It is easy to play on the keyboard by playing the black keys.
- ‘Crushing’ the note itself and then the note above or below.
- When music exists in the sound world of the film
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- Composed Jaws, Star Wars, E.T. and many more.
- A flourish of notes played by trumpets to proclaim something.
- A repeated pattern.
- Music that moves from one key to another key.
- The speed of the music
- A note is stressed more than the others.
16 Clues: A repeated pattern. • The speed of the music • The fifth degree of a scale. • A note is stressed more than the others. • Indicating how loud or soft music is played. • Composed Jaws, Star Wars, E.T. and many more. • Music that moves from one key to another key. • When music exists in the sound world of the film • A quiet, gentle song used to put a child to sleep. • ...
Basic Music 2025-05-06
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- tells you that its the end of the song
- a note that gets two beats
- the heart of music
- different patterns of sound connected to the same beat
- how people describe different styles of music
- highest female singing voice
- a beat that does not change
- Mrs. Jones
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- a short repeated pattern
- a note that gets one beat
- divides music into equal measures
- a note that gets 4 beats
- lowest female singing voice
- lowest male singing voice
- highest male singing voice
- tells how many beats are in a measure
16 Clues: Mrs. Jones • the heart of music • a short repeated pattern • a note that gets 4 beats • a note that gets one beat • lowest male singing voice • a note that gets two beats • highest male singing voice • lowest female singing voice • a beat that does not change • highest female singing voice • divides music into equal measures • tells how many beats are in a measure • ...
MUSIC INSTRUMENTS 2025-02-25
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- High pitched woodwind.
- Instrument with many strings which is not played with a bow.
- Single reed instrument made of brass.
- Brass instrument with valves, its tubing in circular coils.
- Large deep percussion with a stretched skin.
- Stringed instrument which rests on the floor whilst being played.
- Highest pitched in the string family.
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- Stringed instrument.
- bass Largest in the string family.
- Mid-range double reed woodwind.
- Low pitched double reed woodwind.
- Keyboard instrument.
- Percussion with stretched skin.
- Woodwind without reed, usually made of metal.
- Brass instrument without valves.
- Percussion instrument clashed together in pairs.
16 Clues: Stringed instrument. • Keyboard instrument. • High pitched woodwind. • Mid-range double reed woodwind. • Percussion with stretched skin. • Brass instrument without valves. • Low pitched double reed woodwind. • bass Largest in the string family. • Single reed instrument made of brass. • Highest pitched in the string family. • Large deep percussion with a stretched skin. • ...
Latin Music 2025-02-26
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- el cantador de la canción "La Cintura"
- "Livin' La Vida ___"
- una artista de Barranquilla, Colombia
- Romeo Santos fue una parte de este banda
- "backstory" en español
- Enrique Iglesias es de este país
- "blackmail" en español
- "sunrise/dawn" en español
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- "singer" en español
- un género conocido como la versión colombiana de la música country
- el cantador de la canción "El Perdón"
- el nombre de un álbum de J Balvin (quien también escribió Rojo)
- "awards" en español
- Álvaro Soler filma sus videos musicales aquí.
- una cantadora, "La Reina de Tejano"
- "Corazón sin ___"
16 Clues: "Corazón sin ___" • "singer" en español • "awards" en español • "Livin' La Vida ___" • "backstory" en español • "blackmail" en español • "sunrise/dawn" en español • Enrique Iglesias es de este país • una cantadora, "La Reina de Tejano" • el cantador de la canción "El Perdón" • una artista de Barranquilla, Colombia • el cantador de la canción "La Cintura" • ...
Music Theory 2024-12-04
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- String instrument from Hawaii
- Composer of "Magic Flute"
- Musical period from 1750-1830
- Composer of "Ode to Joy"
- A musical-stage genre that combines music, acting, literature and dance
- The smallest stringed instrument
- Medium loud
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- The speed of the music
- Musical period from 1600-1750
- gradually increasing the volume
- Loud
- A larger group of musicians playing together
- A series of notes of varying length and pitch
- The most important Baroque composer
- Volume of music
- Most popular keyboard instrument
16 Clues: Loud • Medium loud • Volume of music • The speed of the music • Composer of "Ode to Joy" • Composer of "Magic Flute" • String instrument from Hawaii • Musical period from 1600-1750 • Musical period from 1750-1830 • gradually increasing the volume • Most popular keyboard instrument • The smallest stringed instrument • The most important Baroque composer • ...
Renaissance Crossword :) 2015-06-08
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- A leader in church
- A sponser for a musician or artist
- He painted the Mona Lisa
- The most important wind instrument
- They were often played in consoles
- The First word in the title
- Only one person singing at a time
- A type of music made for entertainment
- and instrument with an angled neck
- A type of music sung in church
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- A short piece of sacred music
- When you are selling things
- More than one melody being sung at a time
- The most popular piece of music in the early Renaissance
- When many people broke away from the Roman Catholic Church
- The most popular piece of secular music
- The study of humans
- The language they wrote in
18 Clues: A leader in church • The study of humans • He painted the Mona Lisa • The language they wrote in • When you are selling things • The First word in the title • A short piece of sacred music • A type of music sung in church • Only one person singing at a time • A sponser for a musician or artist • The most important wind instrument • They were often played in consoles • ...
Basic Music Terminology 2023-12-20
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- A single musician performing by themselves.
- To sing in a smooth style.
- Two musicians performing together.
- A group of musicians who perform together.
- The lowest voice part in a choir.
- The words you sing in a piece of music.
- The speed of a piece of music.
- Three musicians performing together.
- A system of reading music using hand signs.
- To perform vocally, without instrumental accompaniment.
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- Gradually get louder.
- The highest voice part in a choir.
- The volume of a piece of music.
- Gradually get quieter.
- To sing in a short, detached style.
- The sounds and silences in music.
- The distance between two musical pitches.
- How "high" or "low" a note is (think frequency).
18 Clues: Gradually get louder. • Gradually get quieter. • To sing in a smooth style. • The speed of a piece of music. • The volume of a piece of music. • The lowest voice part in a choir. • The sounds and silences in music. • The highest voice part in a choir. • Two musicians performing together. • To sing in a short, detached style. • Three musicians performing together. • ...
Band 2/3 Ultimate Crossword Challenge Puzzle 2024-04-29
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- How many spaces are on the music staff?
- The invention of this instrument during the classical era created more use of dynamics in music
- A symbol which means to hold the note out until the conductor tells you to stop
- Are low sound waves long or short?
- When your instrument is sharp, do you make your instrument longer or shorter
- a lively, quick tempo
- The composer that wrote Ode to Joy
- Music written from 1820-1900 was composed during this musical era
- Wrote a Requiem for the King of Austria
- The articulation that means to play light and detached
- A medium tempo
- Is minor music happy or sad?
- This is the last name of the man who was The March King
- The mark that means you do not tongue between 2 different notes
- The articulation that means to play short, heavy, and emphasized notes
- Music written during the 1400s was composed during this musical era
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- This instrument is at the top (should be softest) of the Pyramid of Sound
- The order of the sharps
- This law protects artists and musicians from having their work stolen.
- ¾ is also called _______ Time (hint: a type of dance)
- This is the term used when a player makes up notes and rhythms on the spot, found most often in jazz music
- A fast tempo
- How many lines are in the music staff?
- The composer famous for writing fugues
- Last name of the composer who wrote Star Wars, Harry Potter, Indiana Jones, and many other movies scores.
- A very, very slow tempo
- A slow tempo
- When a brass instrument like trumpet is playing too low, they need to buzz _________.
- Music written from 1600-1750 was composed during this musical era
- How many beats per measure does 2/4 time have?
- Music written from 1750-1820 was composed during this musical era
- The order of the flats
- This instrument is at the bottom (should be loudest) of the pyramid of sound.
- Is major music happy or sad?
34 Clues: A fast tempo • A slow tempo • A medium tempo • a lively, quick tempo • The order of the flats • The order of the sharps • A very, very slow tempo • Is minor music happy or sad? • Is major music happy or sad? • Are low sound waves long or short? • The composer that wrote Ode to Joy • How many lines are in the music staff? • The composer famous for writing fugues • ...
Warner Chappell 2021-11-10
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- a new version or performance of an original recording by someone other than the artist
- performance rights organization
- a genre of music originating from African American influence that will make you twerk (rebolar)
- bach and mozart composed this
- responsible for administering the composition copyrights of songwriters
- you will reach nirvana with this type of music
- branded physical product that can be sold featuring an artist’s name, likeness, logo or artwork
- when two or more publishers are in conflict over a composer
- slow, very slow in spanish
- payment made by one party to another that owns a particular asset, for the right to ongoing use of that asset
- a publishing license to pay writers for music used in film, video or tv soundtracks
- a document with all the pertinent information of the songs being paid
- long playing records
- person responsible for nurturing an artist’s profile and career
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- any media content – live or recorded – delivered to computers and mobile devices via the internet and played back in real time
- a genre of music that makes you blue
- a collection of works by one songwriter or one artist
- this grants protection under the law for original works
- the process of making sure as many people as possible get access to music
- a kind of music where the person in the story has a dog, a cowboy hat and a gun
- the division of a record company that’s responsible for discovering new talent
- the person responsible for managing an artist's career 007
- list of all works used for an audiovisual production
- the right or permission to reproduce a piece of music onto cds, dvds, records or tapes.
- a genre of music that makes you jump like a rabbit
- this kind of music is not the stones
- an even where composers come together to create new works
- a license issued that authorizes and covers the use of ALL the songs used for TV
- music for round six
- michael is the king of this
- no woman no cry
31 Clues: no woman no cry • music for round six • long playing records • slow, very slow in spanish • michael is the king of this • bach and mozart composed this • performance rights organization • a genre of music that makes you blue • this kind of music is not the stones • you will reach nirvana with this type of music • a genre of music that makes you jump like a rabbit • ...
Elements of Music 2022-08-23
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- a type of texture that uses one single melodic line
- musical characteristics that help categorize music
- the quality and uniqueness of a sound
- the combination of sound and silence
- two or more notes played together at the same time
- a type of harmony that has stress and tension
- the volume of music
- how fast or slow music is played
- how thick of thin the music sounds
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- a musical term that means "fast"
- a type of melody that is smooth and connected
- the structure and order of a piece of music
- the way to count and organize beats in music
- the most recognizable part of a song
- a musical form that uses ABA to represent its order
- a term that instructs the musicians to play soft
- another way of saying "pulse"
17 Clues: the volume of music • another way of saying "pulse" • a musical term that means "fast" • how fast or slow music is played • how thick of thin the music sounds • the most recognizable part of a song • the combination of sound and silence • the quality and uniqueness of a sound • the structure and order of a piece of music • the way to count and organize beats in music • ...
What's your favorite subject? 2024-05-30
20 Clues: pe • art • math • music • books • songs • study • sports • Korean • robots • making • singing • reading • playing • English • subject • science • drawing • favorite • pictures
Vocabulary List 9/14-9/21 2022-09-13
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- The cast bow at the end of a show
- Break a moment when the dialogue stops and there is just music and dance
- all music played throughout the musical including music with and without words
- music is a performance by a singer or a singing group without instrumental accompaniment
- the music and lyrics of a musical
- the sequence of steps and movements in dance or figure skating, especially in a ballet or other staged dance
- A play using musical accompaniment and sung music to tell its story
- Devises and rehearses the dance routines, following the concept laid down by the Director
- the opening music in musical theatre which usually gives the audience an idea of the music to come and gets them into the feeling of the show
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- The clarity with which you speak. To speak with proper articulation is to speak clearly, pronouncing letters and words properly so the audience can understand you
- The rate at which a scene is played
- a person who writes music, especially as a professional occupation
- The clothing worn by characters on stage
- the words to the songs
- the script of a play or the libretto of a musical
15 Clues: the words to the songs • The cast bow at the end of a show • the music and lyrics of a musical • The rate at which a scene is played • The clothing worn by characters on stage • the script of a play or the libretto of a musical • a person who writes music, especially as a professional occupation • A play using musical accompaniment and sung music to tell its story • ...
Music 8 2023-10-01
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- A Cambodian musical ensemble that usually accompanies ceremonial music of the royal courts and temples.
- ___ music is made solely for instruments.
- A kind of Indonesian music scale which has five equidistant tones in octave
- This is Myanmar's traditional folk music ensemble.
- This ensemble is traditionally played by women in the courts of Central Thailand.
- An Indonesian term for tempo
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- This ensemble is the most popular form of music in Indonesia
- A large bamboo mouth organ and is the most popular folk music instrument of Laos.
- A female soloist singer in Indonesia who sings with a Gamelan
- A kind of Indonesian music scale which is heptatonic or has seven tone scale with semi tone
- This is a musical ensemble from the Malay Peninsula that consists of xylophones.
- This form of classical music in Vietnam is performed in honor of the gods and scholars in temples.
- Itis a mid-sized orchestra from Thailand that is performed in either outdoor style with hard mallets or indoor style with padded mallets.
- ___ music is a music made specifically for voices.
- It refers to the unison male chorus from Indonesia that sings with the Gamelan
15 Clues: An Indonesian term for tempo • ___ music is made solely for instruments. • ___ music is a music made specifically for voices. • This is Myanmar's traditional folk music ensemble. • This ensemble is the most popular form of music in Indonesia • A female soloist singer in Indonesia who sings with a Gamelan • ...
Peruvian Music Crossword 2025-07-14
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- Cumbia is popular during festivals, and is danced in many _________ cities.
- Peruvian _________ is a type of dance music that started in another country, but became popular in Peru, too.
- A long flute that is used in a lot of Andean music.
- ________ Marco is the name of a popular Fusion artist.
- A type of music that has been around for centuries.
- Musica __________ mixes West African and Spanish music styles.
- The Peruvian name for the Andean pan-flute.
- Cumbia music uses a lot of _______ to keep the beat for dancing.
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- Cumbia originally comes from the country of __________.
- __________ Music mixes traditional Peruvian music styles with modern styles, like pop and rap.
- A small stringed instrument.
- _________ Music uses traditional instruments and comes from the Andes.
- The Musica Criolla singer Artuo Cavero's nickname is _________.
- A type of music that uses instruments like saxophones to tell stories of love.
- A box-shaped drum that is used in Peruvian music.
15 Clues: A small stringed instrument. • The Peruvian name for the Andean pan-flute. • A box-shaped drum that is used in Peruvian music. • A long flute that is used in a lot of Andean music. • A type of music that has been around for centuries. • ________ Marco is the name of a popular Fusion artist. • Cumbia originally comes from the country of __________. • ...
festivals 2023-10-06
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- British festival with diverse music acts
- Jazz and heritage festival
- Technological music extravaganza
- Iconic '69 festival, but associated with the '70s era
- Rock festival in the '70s
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- festival with legendary performances
- 1967 festival that influenced the '70s music scene
- Soul music festival
- Australian rock festival
- Festival with a Texan state name
- UK festival with historic performances
- Music festival in the Bahamas
- Infamous California festival
- UK rock festival
- Rock festival in California
15 Clues: UK rock festival • Soul music festival • Australian rock festival • Rock festival in the '70s • Jazz and heritage festival • Rock festival in California • Infamous California festival • Music festival in the Bahamas • Festival with a Texan state name • Technological music extravaganza • festival with legendary performances • UK festival with historic performances • ...
Musical Genre 2023-07-04
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- | A genre originating from Jamaica, known for its laid-back rhythms, strong bass lines, and lyrics addressing social and political issues.
- | Upbeat and catchy music with a popular appeal, often featuring melodic hooks and memorable lyrics.
- | A genre combining elements of reggae, Latin music, and hip-hop, known for its catchy beats, Spanish lyrics, and energetic dance rhythms.
- (Rhythm and Blues) | Soulful music characterized by a mix of blues, gospel, and jazz influences, often featuring smooth vocals and emotional lyrics.
- | Energetic and guitar-driven music characterized by strong rhythms and often featuring electric guitars, drums, and powerful vocals.
- | A genre with a focus on rhythmic grooves, characterized by syncopated bass lines, brass instruments, and energetic performances.
- | Music composed and performed following long-standing traditions, often featuring orchestras, symphonies, and intricate compositions.
- | Heavy and aggressive music characterized by distorted guitars, fast tempos, and powerful vocals, often exploring themes of darkness and rebellion.
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- | Music rooted in traditional American folk music, often featuring storytelling lyrics, acoustic instruments like guitars and fiddles, and a distinctive twang.
- | Music created using electronic instruments and technology, often characterized by repetitive beats, synthesizers, and dance-oriented rhythms.
- | Upbeat and rhythmic music designed for dancing and club environments, often characterized by electronic beats and infectious melodies.
- | Music rooted in African-American traditions, often featuring soulful vocals and lyrics expressing emotions, accompanied by guitars and harmonicas.
- | Music with Christian religious themes, often featuring powerful vocals, choirs, and uplifting lyrics, aimed at inspiring and spreading a message of faith.
- | A genre of music that combines rap vocals with rhythmic beats, often addressing social issues and personal experiences.
- | A genre known for improvisation and expressive performances, characterized by swing rhythms, complex harmonies, and instrumental solos.
15 Clues: | Upbeat and catchy music with a popular appeal, often featuring melodic hooks and memorable lyrics. • | A genre of music that combines rap vocals with rhythmic beats, often addressing social issues and personal experiences. • ...
Hobbies, interests, music... and other words! 2013-05-03
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- A language.
- Activity related to books.
- Activity related to going to different places
- Type of music related to Jamaica.
- Activity related to food.
- The opposite of love.
- The same as like.
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- An artistic activity.
- Everyone.
- Activity related to water.
- Type of music related to Italy.
- Type of music related to the band Nirvana.
- Type of music related to the band U2.
- No one.
- Type of music that teenagers love.
15 Clues: No one. • Everyone. • A language. • The same as like. • An artistic activity. • The opposite of love. • Activity related to food. • Activity related to books. • Activity related to water. • Type of music related to Italy. • Type of music related to Jamaica. • Type of music that teenagers love. • Type of music related to the band U2. • Type of music related to the band Nirvana. • ...
Chapter 6 Vocabulary Middle Ages 2021-09-01
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- An instrumental dance of the Middle Ages
- contemporary term for the new polyphonic music of the fourteenth century
- In vocal music, a passage of many notes sung to one syllable
- a single note used for musical recitation
- poet composers of the Middle ages in Germany
- The earliest genre of polyphonic music in the Middle Ages
- French for "song";a genre of French secular music
- The system of prayers and worship of a particular religion
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- different orientations of the diatonic scale used in the Middle Ages
- Contemporary term for the "old technique" of the thirteenth century
- Vocal composition based on fragments of Gregorian chant
- music for the church
- a genre of plainchant usually in a simple melodic style with few melismas
- unaccompanied, monophonic music, without fixed rhythm or meter
- Aristocratic poet-musicians of the Middle Ages; from France
- music for the court
16 Clues: music for the court • music for the church • An instrumental dance of the Middle Ages • a single note used for musical recitation • poet composers of the Middle ages in Germany • French for "song";a genre of French secular music • Vocal composition based on fragments of Gregorian chant • The earliest genre of polyphonic music in the Middle Ages • ...
Music genres, intruments and dance styles 2025-05-18
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- A woodwind instrument, usually made of brass, used in jazz and pop music.
- A device that makes your voice louder or helps record sound.
- An electronic instrument with keys like a piano, used in many music styles.
- A popular string instrument with six strings, used in many music genres like rock and pop.
- A set of instruments you hit with sticks or hands to keep rhythm in music.
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- A traditional style of music often played by orchestras, including composers like Mozart and Beethoven.
- A modern music style with rhythmic speaking (rap), DJing, and beats. It often talks about social or personal issues.
- Traditional music from a particular culture or country, usually with acoustic instruments and storytelling lyrics.
- A loud and energetic music style with electric guitars and strong rhythms.
- A relaxed style of music that began in Jamaica, known for its offbeat rhythms and lyrics about peace and freedom.
- A style of music with strong rhythms and improvisation, often using instruments like saxophone and trumpet.
- A small string instrument played with a bow, often used in classical music.
- A low-pitched guitar or instrument that gives depth and rhythm to music.
- A brass instrument that makes sound when you blow into it and press three valves.
14 Clues: A device that makes your voice louder or helps record sound. • A low-pitched guitar or instrument that gives depth and rhythm to music. • A woodwind instrument, usually made of brass, used in jazz and pop music. • A loud and energetic music style with electric guitars and strong rhythms. • ...
Music Crossword Multigenre 2024-04-13
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- Aretha Franklin started out as a _____ singer before she became the Queen of Soul.
- ______ music used harsh vocals and depressing lyrics and died out after Kurt Cobain’s death.
- ____ originated in the U.S. in the late 40s and spread across the United Kingdom in the 1960s.
- _____ ‘s real name is Benjamin Paul Ballance-Drew.
- Christine was the Angel of Music in the play “Phantom of the _____.”
- __________ is presently the bassist in Alice in Chains and used to worked for artists such as Slash's Snakepit and Heart.
- ____ was in its Golden Age from the 17th century to early 20th century.
- ____ was revived after World War II.
- Michael Jackson was the “King of ___”.
- _____ wrote “Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight”
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- This country star singer wrote “I Will Always Love You”.
- This artist is considered a parody musician who wrote “Eat It”.
- Muddy Waters is famous for this type of music.
- This music inspires a ghoulish look, dark clothing and a Wednesday Addams reminiscent style.
- This Latin style of music originated in Colombia.
- In the late 80’s, this music genre focused on repetitive beats and synthesized melodies.
- DJ Kool Herc invented this style of music.
- _______ is known as the “Godfather of punk”.
- ____ became popular in the 1990s in South Korea with bands like Blackpink and BTS.
- ____ originated in New Orleans in the late 19th century and early 20th century.
20 Clues: ____ was revived after World War II. • Michael Jackson was the “King of ___”. • DJ Kool Herc invented this style of music. • _______ is known as the “Godfather of punk”. • _____ wrote “Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight” • Muddy Waters is famous for this type of music. • This Latin style of music originated in Colombia. • _____ ‘s real name is Benjamin Paul Ballance-Drew. • ...
Untuned Percussion 2025-09-15
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- A tool used to control and balance different sounds in music.
- Individual recordings that can be combined to make a full piece of music.
- Making the texture of the music thicker with more parts.
- Music that goes along with a film, game, or show.
- A person who writes music
- Different parts or sounds stacked together in music.
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- A key or scale that often sounds sad or serious.
- Making the texture of the music thinner with fewer parts.
- A program or device that puts sounds in order to create music.
- How thick or thin the music sounds, depending on layers.
- A key or scale that often sounds happy or bright.
- How a piece of music is built or arranged.
- A short section of sound that repeats over and over.
13 Clues: A person who writes music • How a piece of music is built or arranged. • A key or scale that often sounds sad or serious. • A key or scale that often sounds happy or bright. • Music that goes along with a film, game, or show. • A short section of sound that repeats over and over. • Different parts or sounds stacked together in music. • ...
Rap Vocabulary 2023-04-13
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- This word means to speak lyrics.
- This vocabulary word means a collection of songs.
- This is someone who protects an artist and makes investments to keep their brand alive.
- This is someone who supports an artist.
- This is an event that music artists host where they perform songs.
- This vocabulary means a word or more in a song.
- This is what you earn when working, you also buy stuff with this.
- This is where music artists make music.
- This is a representation of an artist.
- This is a group of people who work together to make a brand and get money out of it.
- This person isn't always apart of a artists crew, though if they are hired, they write the lyrics for someone else to sing.
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- This is what makes an artists voice sound different.
- This is where music artists perform in concerts.
- This is the person who sings the rap music.
- This vocabulary word means a set of words meant to be sung.
- This word means to make and release something.
- This is the music that plays behind the lyrics of a song.
- This person takes care whoever is making the music.
- This word means to move in a fun way.
- This is the person who releases a song for the artist.
20 Clues: This word means to speak lyrics. • This word means to move in a fun way. • This is a representation of an artist. • This is someone who supports an artist. • This is where music artists make music. • This is the person who sings the rap music. • This word means to make and release something. • This vocabulary means a word or more in a song. • ...
The Babbler July 29 2024 2024-07-29
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- Playing alone!
- Relating to a symphony!
- A note that is half of a whole note!
- The intensity and volume of notes!
- A medieval musician or entertainer!
- An instrument with parallel strings that are plucked by the player!
- Plucking the strings!
- The end of a phrase in music that creates a feeling of resolution; a rhythmic sequence or flow!
- A defined segment of time within a piece of music
- An instrument, a voice, the lowest part of music!
- An instrument with four strings played with a bow
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- A double-reeded bass woodwind instrument, related to the oboe!
- A traveling group of performers who tour around from place to place, a company!
- Sustained (and possibly standing) applause!
- A violin, usually used to play folk music
- Another word for dynamics!
- Notes on the spaces between the lines of the treble clef!
- Printed music!
- The movement of music, a repeated pattern of sound!
- A flat cake usually eaten for breakfast with syrup poured on top and maybe some butter. This has nothing to do with music but I kind of want one right now!
- A high-pitched shrill flute!
- Both a stringed and percussive instrument, it has keys!
- Notes on the lines of the treble clef!
- Used to play some stringed instruments, like the violin or cello!
24 Clues: Playing alone! • Printed music! • Plucking the strings! • Relating to a symphony! • Another word for dynamics! • A high-pitched shrill flute! • The intensity and volume of notes! • A medieval musician or entertainer! • A note that is half of a whole note! • Notes on the lines of the treble clef! • A violin, usually used to play folk music • ...
Renaissance Review (2) 2023-11-11
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- ____________ music is when there are 2 or more voice parts singing individual lines (Renaissance Background).
- This instrument is also known as a "pan flute" (Renaissance Instruments).
- This instrument is a modern-day cello (Renaissance Instruments).
- This instrument is a modern-day guitar (Renaissance Instruments).
- The 3 M's of the Renaissance musical genres were: masses, _________, and madrigals (Renaissance Background).
- This instrument has a turning wheel on the end of it (Renaissance Instruments).
- The Printing __________ was an important invention during the Renaissance period (Renaissance Background).
- The main instrument in this song is the hurdy-gurdy (Renaissance Music).
- Martin Luther was a key figure in the __________ Reformation (Renaissance Background).
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- This instrument is a Renaissance double-headed drum (Renaissance Instruments).
- "______ mei, Deus" is a song sung by a choir with very dissonant chords (Renaissance Music).
- This is a J-shaped, double-reed instrument (Renaissance Instruments).
- This instrument is a modern-day trombone (Renaissance Instruments).
- Masses were a sacred/secular (<-- pick one) musical genre (Renaissance Background).
- "Barriera" is a Renaissance __________ (Renaissance Music).
- This instrument is a modern-day oboe (Renaissance Instruments).
- "The ___________" was an instrumental example of Renaissance music (Renaissance Background).
- "Flow My Tears" is sung in this language (Renaissance Music).
- "L'Orfeo" is an Italian _______ scene (Renaissance Music).
- This is the musical genre of Palestrina's "Missa Papae Marcelli" (Renaissance Background).
20 Clues: "L'Orfeo" is an Italian _______ scene (Renaissance Music). • "Barriera" is a Renaissance __________ (Renaissance Music). • "Flow My Tears" is sung in this language (Renaissance Music). • This instrument is a modern-day oboe (Renaissance Instruments). • This instrument is a modern-day cello (Renaissance Instruments). • ...
Digital Sound Engineering: Composition Unit 2025-03-06
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- two vertical lines that indicate the end of a piece of music
- words of a song
- musical section that contrasts the verse and chorus
- section of a song that provides contrast before returning to a familiar part
- signature two numbers at the beginning of a piece that tell how many beats per measure
- main section of a song that usually changes lyrics each time it appears
- combination of different notes played or sung together
- system of organizing sections of a song using letters like A B C
- section of a song that repeats the same lyrics and melody each time
- extra lines above or below the staff for very high or low notes
- symbol that represents silence in music
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- symbol that represents silence for one beat
- the space between two barlines in a piece of music
- note that lasts for half a beat
- rhythmic duration of two beats in common time
- staff where notes EGBDF are on lines and FACE are in spaces
- note that lasts for four beats
- process of creating and arranging music
- sections of music divided by vertical lines
- the main tune of a piece of music
- set of five lines and four spaces used to write music
- staff where notes GBDFA are on lines and ACEG are in spaces
- symbol that represents silence for two beats
- symbol that represents silence for half a beat
24 Clues: words of a song • note that lasts for four beats • note that lasts for half a beat • the main tune of a piece of music • process of creating and arranging music • symbol that represents silence in music • symbol that represents silence for one beat • sections of music divided by vertical lines • symbol that represents silence for two beats • ...
1970s Music History Col Schneider 2024-09-27
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- Who appeared in 1974 after his 10 year hiatus?
- In what band did Michael Jackson make his debut?
- The 70s were a golden era for?
- What music genre was "supreme" in 1973?
- In 1972, African Americans made what type of music?
- Festival that took place in New York during 1973
- In 1976, ___________ funk became a new music genre
- How old was Michael Jackson during his debut?
- The Newport Jazz Festival played Jazz for __ days
- The 70s witnessed the birth of this music style
- Bruce Springsteen was a _______ in the rough
- How much money did a 12-hour rock show in Ontario, California make?
- What was appearing around the country in 1975; made for dancing
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- This artist sold 75,000 tickets within hours at his concert in California
- What famous music star died in 1977? (Presumably on the toilet)
- Which president hailed Jazz as America's own original music?
- What famous musician died on July 6, 1971?
- British rock band that made the song "Stairway to Heaven"
- Influential Jazz artist that died in 1974, 75 years old
- Which artist left a catalog of 1,500 records when he died?
- Most popular song of 1972?
- New type of music that dominated the 70s
- What band was known for their costumes and heavy rock?
- What famous British band dissolved in 1970?
- What was the song based on a month; made by Earth, Wind, and Fire
25 Clues: Most popular song of 1972? • The 70s were a golden era for? • What music genre was "supreme" in 1973? • New type of music that dominated the 70s • What famous musician died on July 6, 1971? • What famous British band dissolved in 1970? • Bruce Springsteen was a _______ in the rough • How old was Michael Jackson during his debut? • ...
Theme vocabulary: Music and dance 2025-04-15
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- To create or perform spontaneously without preparation
- A formal style of dance performed by partners
- The planned sequence of dance steps or movements
- A short performance to demonstrate skill or suitability
- Three or more musical notes played at once
- A group of singers performing together
- The official patriotic song of a country
- A formal dance event typically for high school students
- The words of a song
- Devices that project sound into a space
- A device used to produce musical sounds
- A lyrical section of a song, usually before the chorus
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- To present music, dance, or drama in front of an audience
- A person who performs or composes music
- A panel of keys for playing musical notes
- Traditional music or dance passed down through generations
- The pattern of beats or pulses in music
- A type of sound not electrically amplified
- Devices worn on the ears to listen to audio privately
- A large ensemble of instrumentalists playing together
- An ordered series of actions or events
- A spinning ballet move performed on one foot
- Modern and belonging to the present era
- A live public music performance
- To create or write a piece of music
- A specific arrangement or location of something
- A category or style of music, literature, or art
27 Clues: The words of a song • A live public music performance • To create or write a piece of music • An ordered series of actions or events • A group of singers performing together • A person who performs or composes music • The pattern of beats or pulses in music • Modern and belonging to the present era • Devices that project sound into a space • ...
Music Crossword Multigenre 2024-03-14
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- Aretha Franklin started out as a singer before she became the Queen of Soul.
- ______ music used harsh vocals and depressing lyrics and died out after Kurt Cobain’s death.
- Originated in the U.S. in the late 40s and spread across the United Kingdom in the 1960s.
- Also known by his real name Benjamin Paul Ballance-Drew.
- Christine was the Angel of Music in Phantom of the _____.
- Is presently the bassist in Alice in Chains and used to worked for artists such as Slash's Snakepit and Heart.
- Was in its Golden Age from the 17th to early 20th century.
- Was revived before then after World War II.
- Michael Jackson was the “King of ___”.
- Wrote “Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight”
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- This country star singer wrote “I Will Always Love You”.
- This artist is considered a parody musician who wrote Eat it.
- Muddy Waters is famous for this type of music.
- This music inspires a ghoulish look, dark clothing and Wednesday Addams reminiscent style.
- This Latin style of music originated in Colombia.
- In the late 80s this music genre focused on repetitive beats and synthesized melodies.
- DJ Kool Herc invented this style of music.
- Known as the “Godfather of punk”.
- Became popular in the 1990s in South Korea with bands like Blackpink and BTS.
- Originated in New Orleans in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
20 Clues: Known as the “Godfather of punk”. • Michael Jackson was the “King of ___”. • Wrote “Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight” • DJ Kool Herc invented this style of music. • Was revived before then after World War II. • Muddy Waters is famous for this type of music. • This Latin style of music originated in Colombia. • This country star singer wrote “I Will Always Love You”. • ...
Unit 7 and 8 2025-05-21
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- Something a person or group does to entertain an audience.
- ____ is quick.
- Their music is so relaxing. It makes me feel ______.
- The ______ in jazz music changes often.
- A device that is used to make music.
- I'm a big fan of New Jeans.
- More than is usual or necessary.
- _______ music is beautiful.
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- He was a singer for the pop _____ called Blue Shirts.
- ______ music can sound exciting.
- _____ music sounds loud.
- Something that you have really wanted to do, be, or have for a long time.
- The words of a song.
- A special time or event when people gather to celebrate something.
- Rock _____ sing loudly.
- A piece of small paper that allows you to see a show.
16 Clues: ____ is quick. • The words of a song. • Rock _____ sing loudly. • _____ music sounds loud. • I'm a big fan of New Jeans. • _______ music is beautiful. • ______ music can sound exciting. • More than is usual or necessary. • A device that is used to make music. • The ______ in jazz music changes often. • Their music is so relaxing. It makes me feel ______. • ...
Unité 3 Vocabulary 2020-12-04
24 Clues: text • poem • drum • note • cello • piano • flute • an oud • The Raï • trumpet • explain • magazine • biography • jazz music • e-magazine • a clarinet • testimonial • techno music • lettre letter • théâtre(f) play • pop(f) pop music • going to introduce • compte-rendu report • classique(f) classical music
Sorry Not Sorry 2023-02-09
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- concert
- platform
- drumhead
- brand of amp
- the beat
- people who help load gear
- someone who enjoys heavy metal
- fronts the band
- vocal tool
- establishment which hosts music
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- group of musicians
- day of music
- stringed instrument
- type of drum
- increase sound
- hits things
- also known as bin lids
- heavy music
- drum or stringed instrument
- fizzy drink and safety pins!
- solid mineral material
21 Clues: concert • platform • drumhead • the beat • vocal tool • hits things • heavy music • day of music • type of drum • brand of amp • increase sound • fronts the band • group of musicians • stringed instrument • also known as bin lids • solid mineral material • people who help load gear • drum or stringed instrument • fizzy drink and safety pins! • someone who enjoys heavy metal • establishment which hosts music
Broadway 30's, 40's, and 50's 2015-03-30
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- Featured song in Oklahoma
- Wrote the Music for Porgy and Bess
- Featured song in Porgy and Bess
- Bernstein was appointed music director of this
- Bernstein lived his life based upon two thoughts: music is 1.________
- What was the 46th Street Theatre renamed in 1990?
- Bernstein lived his life based upon two thoughts: music is 2.________
- Featured song of West Side Story
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- Opened October 10, 1935 at the Alvin Theater
- Opened September 26, 1957 at the Winter Garden Theater
- Bernstein's greatest impact on national scene
- Richard Rodgers first writing partner
- Wrote the Lyrics and Book for Oklahoma
- Wrote the Music for West Side Story
- One of Gershwin's most famous compositions
- Wrote the Music for Oklahoma
16 Clues: Featured song in Oklahoma • Wrote the Music for Oklahoma • Featured song in Porgy and Bess • Featured song of West Side Story • Wrote the Music for Porgy and Bess • Wrote the Music for West Side Story • Richard Rodgers first writing partner • Wrote the Lyrics and Book for Oklahoma • One of Gershwin's most famous compositions • Opened October 10, 1935 at the Alvin Theater • ...
Brycen's Music Trivia 2025-12-11
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- Lynyrd Skynyrd song about a state
- The green guy who tries to steal Christmas
- the singer of “The Devil and I”.
- When people are moving to the music.
- Genre of Juice WRLD’s Music
- Music with words.
- Christmas song about a kid with a percussion instrument
- Where people sing in front of a crowd
- Person who was run over by a reindeer.
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- Christmas Song about listening
- The singer of “Save Me”.
- an instrument that makes loud noises.
- Johnny B. Goode singer
- The words of a song.
- Song that was remastered in 1985 about a “negative round object coming up at night”
- sings “Wishing Well”
- Brycen’s favorite music genre.
- People who like music, or any particular things
18 Clues: Music with words. • The words of a song. • sings “Wishing Well” • Johnny B. Goode singer • The singer of “Save Me”. • Genre of Juice WRLD’s Music • Christmas Song about listening • Brycen’s favorite music genre. • the singer of “The Devil and I”. • Lynyrd Skynyrd song about a state • When people are moving to the music. • an instrument that makes loud noises. • ...
The Elements of Music 2025-02-27
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- At least three notes played together
- A sudden loud sound
- A short musical idea
- A time signature that means four crotchet beats in a bar
- A musical sentence
- Short, detached notes
- How many layers of sound there are
- How loud or quiet the music is
- The pulse of the music
- Three notes played together
- The longest note-length in common use
- Part of a pop song where both the words and music are the same each time
- A piece of music which has two sections, called A and B
- Lowers a note by one semitone
- Happy-sounding musical scale
- Quiet
- The technical name for the tune
- Getting louder
- The distance in pitch between two notes
- A texture where many different melodies are played at the same time
- Smallest musical step, the distance between two notes which are right next to each other on the piano
- A repeated musical pattern
- The sound quality of an instrument
- The lengths of notes and how they are put together in a pattern
- An Italian word for getting quieter
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- A musical texture with one melody line, with no harmony
- An Italian word for getting faster
- How long a note lasts
- The main tune in a piece of music
- The arrangement of different sections in a piece of music
- Loud
- Very, very loud
- Raises a note by one semitone
- Sad-sounding musical scale
- The set of five lines on a piece of music
- A short break from playing or singing
- The closing section of a piece of music
- An Italian word for getting slower
- How fast or slow the music goes
- No sound
- Smooth and joined notes
- Very, very quiet
- Part of a pop song where the words are different each time, but the music is the same
- High or low sounds
- The very first section that you might hear in a pop song
45 Clues: Loud • Quiet • No sound • Getting louder • Very, very loud • Very, very quiet • A musical sentence • High or low sounds • A sudden loud sound • A short musical idea • How long a note lasts • Short, detached notes • The pulse of the music • Smooth and joined notes • Sad-sounding musical scale • A repeated musical pattern • Three notes played together • Happy-sounding musical scale • ...
New Zealand Music Crossword 2026-01-28
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- Māori: to listen.
- The home of the Hobbits.
- Chord or harmony as applied to Māori music.
- Three valves, a mouthpiece and a bell end.
- Notating music in a different key to that of the original.
- Instrument nicknamed 'licorice stick'.
- A ball on a chord, used in traditional Māori dances.
- Māori songs or chants written to lament people who have died.
- Melody, as applied to Māori music.
- Contemporary Māori performance style involving choral singing, canting, dance and movements.
- A native New Zealand bird.
- Our national carrier.
- Sound, as applied to Māori music.
- 6 strings are better than 4
- National symbol of New Zealand, representing strength and endurance.
- Combining two or more styles of music or blending elements from several styles of music.
- A repeated musical pattern.
- Formal practice; usually in preparation for a performance.
- National flower of New Zealand.
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- The person you should be watching when playing.
- The degree to which a musician is in tune; accuracy of pitch.
- Traditional Māori ceremonial dance.
- Māori term for a bar in music notation.
- Any of 24 major or minor diatonic scales that provide the tonal framework for a piece of music.
- An ornamental pendant usually made from Pounamu or jade.
- Pulse/main beat as applied to Māori music.
- ‘Coil or loop’ in Māori, is a spiral-like shaped similar to the appearance of a silver fern frond as it unfurls for the first time.
- The dragon and the main antagonist in J. R. R. Tolkien's 1937 novel The Hobbit.
- Comes in either tuned or untuned.
- The last name of Bilbo, in Tolkein's 'Lord of the Ring'.
- A Māori song
- Kiwi Rugby team.
- Invented by Adolphe in 1840s.
- First position is B flat 1.
- The reason it is not the same time at home.
- A traditional Māori cooking method using geo-thermal.
- Hometown of our music festival.
- Instrument no longer made of wood.
38 Clues: A Māori song • Kiwi Rugby team. • Māori: to listen. • Our national carrier. • The home of the Hobbits. • A native New Zealand bird. • First position is B flat 1. • 6 strings are better than 4 • A repeated musical pattern. • Invented by Adolphe in 1840s. • Hometown of our music festival. • National flower of New Zealand. • Comes in either tuned or untuned. • ...
Elements of Music 2022-08-23
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- a type of texture that uses one single melodic line
- musical characteristics that help categorize music
- the quality and uniqueness of a sound
- the combination of sound and silence
- two or more notes played together at the same time
- a type of harmony that has stress and tension
- the volume of music
- how fast or slow music is played
- how thick or thin the music sounds
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- a musical term that means "fast"
- a type of melody that is smooth and connected
- the structure and order of a piece of music
- the way to count and organize beats in music
- the most recognizable part of a song
- a musical form that uses ABA to represent its order
- a term that instructs the musicians to play soft
- another way of saying "pulse"
17 Clues: the volume of music • another way of saying "pulse" • a musical term that means "fast" • how fast or slow music is played • how thick or thin the music sounds • the most recognizable part of a song • the combination of sound and silence • the quality and uniqueness of a sound • the structure and order of a piece of music • the way to count and organize beats in music • ...
15 Facts 2021-05-31
20 Clues: sad • pain • gene • mood • witty • music • bliss • upbeat • desire • memory • logical • anxiety • singing • language • sunlight • remember • telephone • happiness • perception • environment
School And Friends 2023-03-06
Word game 2024-05-08
20 Clues: Music • Brush • Drama • Canvas • Gallery • Theater • Creative • Ceramics • Graffiti • Portrait • Sculpture • Landscape • Exhibition • Expression • Performance • Inspiration • Composition • Photography • Installation • Architecture
School 2025-10-23
20 Clues: PE • IT • art • wall • desk • door • board • chair • music • window • physics • biology • history • picture • English • computer • geography • chemistry • literature • mathematic
World Music 2022-12-30
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- A style of music that originates in Japan and uses lots of different drums
- The main family of the orchestra used in Samba music
- What Samba music makes you want to do
- Where Gamelan music comes from
- There are two types of Indian Music. These being Classical and _____
- Where Samba music is normally played
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- A type of music from Ghana where percussion and singing are the main instruments featured
- The meaning of the word Gamelan
- Type of music found in Java and Bali
- Where Samba music originates
- Name of the set of drums used in Indian music
- A type of music that features the Sitar and Tabla
12 Clues: Where Samba music originates • Where Gamelan music comes from • The meaning of the word Gamelan • Type of music found in Java and Bali • Where Samba music is normally played • What Samba music makes you want to do • Name of the set of drums used in Indian music • A type of music that features the Sitar and Tabla • The main family of the orchestra used in Samba music • ...
Crossword music Sharon LEX 2024-05-21
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- "The Five" members who also act as a military engineer.
- The theme song in the classical period.
- who made Literary Theory of “Art and Revolution”, “Artworks of the Future”, “Opera and Drama”, “Music of the Future”
- who was the legendary figure in the modern music world 20th century?
- Western music in the period 1750 - 1820.
- Who was the first Czech composer to achieve international acclaim?
- A German composer, pianist, organist and conductor of the early Romantic period ..... Mendelssohn.
- one of the most influential composers of the 20th century, austrian - american composer
- who was the one of the masters for the revitalization of American music
- who was the most unique among Russian composers in the late 19th century?
- general term for six young composers who were active in Paris between 1917 and 1935
- The leader of Russian art music creation in the 19th century.
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- Where did Johannes Brahms born?
- A German composer, conductor, virtuoso pianist, and critic who was one of the first significant composers of the Romantic era.
- Musician in the classical period.
- music director of the Magdeburg theater troupe .... Wagner.
- word from Portuguese means irregular pearl.
- born in bergen and entered the leipzig academy of music at the age of 15
- First Czech composer to achieve international acclaim.
- Richard Wagner born in.
20 Clues: Richard Wagner born in. • Where did Johannes Brahms born? • Musician in the classical period. • The theme song in the classical period. • Western music in the period 1750 - 1820. • word from Portuguese means irregular pearl. • First Czech composer to achieve international acclaim. • "The Five" members who also act as a military engineer. • ...
Concepts of music 2022-11-14
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- A repeated phrase used in jazz music
- refers to the highness or lowness of the sounds
- gradually becoming softer
- relates to the number of instruments that are being played within a piece
- signature tells us how many beats there are to a bar.
- At an easy walking pace (speed)
- Very fast
- Very slow speed
- piano moderately soft
- refers to the lengths of sounds
- forte moderately loud
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- Very soft
- how fast or slow the piece of music is.
- at a moderate speed
- which concept refers to the form or the plan or a music piece
- gradually becoming louder
- refers to the louds and softs of a piece of music.
- The basic unit of music. They measure the pulse and rhythm of a musical piece.
- Fast pace
- a regular repeated pattern.
20 Clues: Very soft • Fast pace • Very fast • Very slow speed • at a moderate speed • piano moderately soft • forte moderately loud • gradually becoming louder • gradually becoming softer • a regular repeated pattern. • At an easy walking pace (speed) • refers to the lengths of sounds • A repeated phrase used in jazz music • how fast or slow the piece of music is. • ...
Ceol 2023-09-06
Ancient Times to Renaissance Music 2024-02-20
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- Rome was considered to be the first civilization to create this type or "family" of instruments.
- A secular piece of music that was normally about love and nature.
- In Ancient Greek culture, music was seen as a gift from these mythical beings.
- A piece of music for sacred services, but without any distinct sections.
- The last name of one of England's greatest composers.
- This instrument would eventually evolve into the piano.
- The last name of the man who invented the printing press in 1440.
- This "Empire" began to take over the lands around the Mediterranean Sea and took the traditions and music of the Greeks.
- Any type of music that is made outside the church's influence.
- Any type of music that is made specifically for the church and/or a religion.
- The time period from 1400 to 1600 that started an age of "enlightenment" in Italy.
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- The Renaissance saw a dramatic increase in the creation of these musical tools.
- The last name of a well-known lutenist (guitar player) from England.
- The last name of the man who helped transition the world of music from the Renaissance to the Baroque.
- Around the year 250 A.C., the fall of a major empire brought around this time period.
- The nobility, peasantry, and clergy were the three types of _______ classes during the Middle Ages.
- This Greek instrument was made of two pipes made from reeds that are meant to be played at the same time.
- Gregorian Chants in the Middle Ages were ___________, translating to "one sound".
- To sing without ANY other instruments.
- During the Middle Ages, the ______ controlled everything: what your learned, sang, taught, wore, and did in life.
- The country that studied music the most and was called "The Cradle of Western Civilization".
- A 5-part piece of music for sacred services.
22 Clues: To sing without ANY other instruments. • A 5-part piece of music for sacred services. • The last name of one of England's greatest composers. • This instrument would eventually evolve into the piano. • Any type of music that is made outside the church's influence. • A secular piece of music that was normally about love and nature. • ...
History of Rock 1940-1970 2025-03-20
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- The taking of music from Black artists and giving it to white artists
- War that a lot of folk/rock musicians protested in their music
- Folk singer Bob Dylan looked up to the most
- Artist that was a little darker with his idea of the American Dream
- This phenomenon describes the large generation born after WWII
- The music with a "beachy" vibe that helped turn around opinions about rock
- The Beach Boys' original name
- The name of the college where the National Guard fired on protesters, killing 4
- Last name of the dairy farmer who owned the land Woodstock was on
- Famous guitar player who played the national anthem at Woodstock
- When Bob Dylan took his guitar to this, crowds booed him
- This artist, with others, passed away in a plane crash
- Female counterpart to Bob Dylan
- These protests were considered the top issue of 1970
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- Technique used in surf music to create an effect of "jumping right in" to a song
- Amplifier technique often used in instrumental surf music
- Movement that rejected mainstream American culture in the 60s-70s
- Elvis swung these around in a scandalous fashion
- Legendary music festival of 1969
- Group of people that liked ideas of communal living, peace, and love
- Lyrics of this type of music are often long and tell personal stories
- What teens did against their parents and conformist atmosphere of the 1950s
- A part of surf music that repeats the barbershop quartet sound
- Between finishing fences or the stage, Woodstock organizers chose this
- The mixing of hillbilly, folk, gospel, and rock
- The end of the __________ of rock led people to believe rock might be just a fad
- Theme park that contributed to the "myth of CA"
- An R&B style of this helped make surf music different from pop
28 Clues: The Beach Boys' original name • Female counterpart to Bob Dylan • Legendary music festival of 1969 • Folk singer Bob Dylan looked up to the most • The mixing of hillbilly, folk, gospel, and rock • Theme park that contributed to the "myth of CA" • Elvis swung these around in a scandalous fashion • These protests were considered the top issue of 1970 • ...
Music History Crash Course 2025-05-07
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- the Protestant ______________ happened in 1517 and split the Catholic church
- a movement in the 20th century where composers wanted to return to the musical ideas from previous eras
- a _____________ typically has 4 movements
- a group of Russian Romantic composers
- the word 'baroque' means irregular __________
- this 20th century composer wrote using his invention, the 12 tone technique
- music having to do with religion
- when the music conveys the meaning of the words exactly
- this man is a famous Baroque composer
- unlike the Baroque era which was elaborate, the Classical era is _______
- a musical movement from the 20th century that got its name from one of Monet's paintings
- _____________ music is connected to some sort of non musical concept
- the dramatic art form that was invented in the Baroque era
- this Classical composer wrote his first piece of music at 5 years old
- the Protestant church wrote in this language
- unlike the Catholic church, the Protestant church allowed the use of _______________ in their church music
- the precursor to the piano
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- all the voices sing/play the same notes at the same time
- where could the public listen to music in the Classical era
- having great pride in one's country
- the Baroque trombone is called?
- the earliest form of sacred music
- adding a second voice to an already existing chant
- a ______________ piano is a piano that has objects inside touching the strings to alter the sound
- Haydn composed the __________ Symphony
- the act of someone with a great deal of wealth paying an artist to create a piece of art for them
- music not having to do with religion
- the language of the Catholic church
- the word 'renaissance' means?
- excellent individual musical technique
- these people copied down music in the medieval era
31 Clues: the precursor to the piano • the word 'renaissance' means? • the Baroque trombone is called? • music having to do with religion • the earliest form of sacred music • having great pride in one's country • the language of the Catholic church • music not having to do with religion • a group of Russian Romantic composers • this man is a famous Baroque composer • ...
Know Your Terms 2022-03-17
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- means "softly" in the music
- the clef which shows the lower pitches
- means "loudly" in the music
- tells a musician how to count the rhythms
- the rhythmic note that is half the value of a whole
- the louds and softs of the music
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- means "very loud" in the music
- the clef which shows the higher pitches
- the longest rhythmic note that is used in music
- the specific high or low sound in the music
- the pattern of sounds and silences
- means "very softly" in the music
- means "medium softly" in the music
13 Clues: means "softly" in the music • means "loudly" in the music • means "very loud" in the music • means "very softly" in the music • the louds and softs of the music • the pattern of sounds and silences • means "medium softly" in the music • the clef which shows the lower pitches • the clef which shows the higher pitches • tells a musician how to count the rhythms • ...
Old Bollywood & Music Words 2025-07-16
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- Start the shoot
- Used for singing
- Male film lead
- Collection of songs
- Old song format
- Part of a movie
- Played old songs
- Musical performance
- Two people singing
- Poetic song style
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- Keyboard-style instrument
- Group singing part
- Sweet music tune
- Place to watch movies
- Tape for music
- Musical pattern
- Female film lead
- Go back the song
- Indian drum
- Music record disc
20 Clues: Indian drum • Tape for music • Male film lead • Start the shoot • Musical pattern • Old song format • Part of a movie • Sweet music tune • Used for singing • Female film lead • Go back the song • Played old songs • Music record disc • Poetic song style • Group singing part • Two people singing • Collection of songs • Musical performance • Place to watch movies • Keyboard-style instrument
G5 Abeka List 7 2024-09-18
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- a composition for a full orchestra
- the highest natural adult male singing voice
- a flow of sound in music having regular accented beats
- a large group of musicians playing string, woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments
- a group of singers
- the lowest part in a choir or music instrument
- Austrian composer
- a performer of music
- German composer and pianist who became deaf
- a piece of music for two performers
- the eight notes in a musical scale
- a long piece of music for one or two instruments
- a musician who performs alone
- a six-stringed instrument to be strummed or plucked
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- one of a pair of brass plates used as a musical instrument
- practice for a play, concert or other performance
- the highest singing voice of women or young boys
- a play in which most of the lines are sung
- a hymn of praise to God or country
- a group of singers; a part of a song that repeats
- a song of praise to God
- putting parts together beautifully
- speed
- a piece of music for four performers
- a person who plays the piano
- something which represents something else
- a leader of a musical group
- a program of music or dance or reciting something
- a sweet sound
- an extra song or appearance in response to applause
30 Clues: speed • a sweet sound • Austrian composer • a group of singers • a performer of music • a song of praise to God • a leader of a musical group • a person who plays the piano • a musician who performs alone • a composition for a full orchestra • a hymn of praise to God or country • putting parts together beautifully • the eight notes in a musical scale • ...
Interim 2 Review 2025-02-16
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- A rest that gets 1/2 of a beat in 4/4 time
- How long or short notes are (quarter, eighth, sixteenth etc.)
- A note that gets 1/2 of a beat in 4/4 time
- How fast or slow the beat is
- The city that jazz started in
- The city that hip hop started in
- A rest that gets 4 beats in 4/43 time
- How thick or thin music is (how many lines it has)
- A note that gets 2 beats in 4/4 time
- Music that is meant to depict nature
- Tone color or tone quality (adjectives that describe how music sounds)
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- How high or low a note is
- A rest that gets 1 beat in 4/4 time
- A note that gets 1 beat in 4/4 time
- The separation of music into strong beats and weak beats (time signature)
- The main line of a musical piece (solo)
- A system to organize music into sections (verse chorus etc.)
- A rest that gets 2 beats in 4/4 time
- The supporting lines of a musical piece (chords, accompaniment, background)
- The heartbeat of music
- A note that gets 4 beats in 4/4 time
- How loud or soft music is
- A note that gets 1/4 of a beat in 4/4/ time
23 Clues: The heartbeat of music • How high or low a note is • How loud or soft music is • How fast or slow the beat is • The city that jazz started in • The city that hip hop started in • A rest that gets 1 beat in 4/4 time • A note that gets 1 beat in 4/4 time • A rest that gets 2 beats in 4/4 time • A note that gets 4 beats in 4/4 time • A note that gets 2 beats in 4/4 time • ...
Unit 4 - crossword 2024-09-30
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- A party planned secretly to surprise the guest of honor.
- A TV or radio show featuring music performances or discussions about music.
- Someone who gets angry quickly or easily.
- A TV program where people demonstrate how to cook food.
- A celebration for completing a course of study or school.
- A list of performers or acts scheduled for a show or event.
- Widely recognized or famous.
- A celebration for a person's sixteenth birthday, often significant in some cultures.
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- A party where people wear costumes or themed outfits.
- Something that sells the most copies or units in a certain category.
- Music created using electronic instruments and technology.
- A party held at a swimming pool.
- The group of people watching or listening to a performance or show.
- To act, sing, play music, or show skills in front of an audience.
- Popular music that is catchy and appeals to a wide audience.
- A music genre from Jamaica with a strong rhythm and lyrics often about social issues.
- A party where guests stay overnight at someone’s house.
- A film or TV program about real events or facts.
- A style of music known for its use of improvisation and swing.
- Something so fascinating that it captures all your attention.
- When something becomes available for people to buy.
- Something that makes you think deeply about a subject.
22 Clues: Widely recognized or famous. • A party held at a swimming pool. • Someone who gets angry quickly or easily. • A film or TV program about real events or facts. • When something becomes available for people to buy. • A party where people wear costumes or themed outfits. • Something that makes you think deeply about a subject. • ...
Born in the 1980s 2023-06-30
12 Clues: Beat or tempo • Gritty punk style • Dance music genre • Groovy dance music • Glam rock subgenre • Electronic pop music • Jamaican music genre • Slow emotional songs • Melodically appealing • Classic powerful songs • Alternative music genre • Music television channel
Loraine 7.1 2021-03-31
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- note Another name for a minim
- Sixteenth note
- Speed gradually getting slower
- A whole note
- beats How many beats does a minim have?
- How the music is put together
- At a moderate paste
- beats How many beats does a semibreve have?
- A slow tempo
- Has a high and low sound
- A fast and lively tempo
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- Very fast tempo
- note Another name for a crotchet
- The tempo is at a walking paste
- Eighth note
- Half note
- Speed gradually gets faster
- A quarter note
- Combination of a piece of music
- Refers to the loudness and softness in music
- clef Appears at the beginning of each music
21 Clues: Half note • Eighth note • A whole note • A slow tempo • Sixteenth note • A quarter note • Very fast tempo • At a moderate paste • A fast and lively tempo • Has a high and low sound • Speed gradually gets faster • note Another name for a minim • How the music is put together • Speed gradually getting slower • The tempo is at a walking paste • Combination of a piece of music • ...
31 2024-07-29
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- Dallas arts and music district
- Hawaii-born, Austin-based singer
- Influential blues singer from Wortham
- Austin pop singer
- Oldest dance hall in Texas
- Tioga-born singing cowboy
- Fiddle player, Dixie Chicks
- Austin blues rock guitarist
- Gilmer-born blues guitarist
- Houston indie musician
- Corsicana country singer
- Beaumont blues guitarist
- Kirksville, IN-born, Austin-based
- Austin-based singer-songwriter
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- Houston-born Monkee
- Austin Grammy-winning artist
- Brownsville folk singer
- Celebrated arts festival
- Austin City Limits venue
- Iconic music venue
- Jazz band from Austin
- Major art car parade
- New Braunfels music amphitheater
- Banjo player, Dixie Chicks
- Famous live music festival
25 Clues: Austin pop singer • Iconic music venue • Houston-born Monkee • Major art car parade • Jazz band from Austin • Houston indie musician • Brownsville folk singer • Celebrated arts festival • Austin City Limits venue • Corsicana country singer • Beaumont blues guitarist • Tioga-born singing cowboy • Oldest dance hall in Texas • Banjo player, Dixie Chicks • Famous live music festival • ...
November 28 2017-11-28
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- arrange
- repetitive part of song
- impact, change
- classical band
- those that sing together
- what you have with Mr. White
- giving
- the honor
- behavior
- result in
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- leader
- relaxation
- one that plays instruments
- a work of music, or art
- organize
- help
- related to music
- fiddle
- naturally good at something
- a dramatic work in one or more acts, set to music for singers and instrumentalists
20 Clues: help • leader • giving • fiddle • arrange • organize • behavior • the honor • result in • relaxation • impact, change • classical band • related to music • repetitive part of song • a work of music, or art • those that sing together • one that plays instruments • naturally good at something • what you have with Mr. White • a dramatic work in one or more acts, set to music for singers and instrumentalists
Musical terms 2021-08-19
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- A tone made by instruments and/or humans
- The way music flows
- Note held for 4 beats
- Note worth 1 beat
- The symbol at the start of every piece
- 5 lines used for writing notes
- F A C E
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- Music isn’t a thing without this
- The ……… need improving
- Note worth 2 beats
- A group of notes
- The higher part of the music
- Every Good Boy Deserves Fruit
- Mrs greens favourite thing
- The lower part of the music
15 Clues: F A C E • A group of notes • Note worth 1 beat • Note worth 2 beats • The way music flows • Note held for 4 beats • The ……… need improving • Mrs greens favourite thing • The lower part of the music • The higher part of the music • Every Good Boy Deserves Fruit • 5 lines used for writing notes • Music isn’t a thing without this • The symbol at the start of every piece • ...
Grade 5 Music 2021-02-26
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- a music note worth half a beat
- how high or low a note is
- a pattern of music beats
- anything to do with the speed or beat of a piece of music
- to make up as you go along
- a music note worth four beats
- a kind of emotion or feeling
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- the volume (soft or loud)
- a music note worth one beat
- pattern a group of notes being repeated
- a music note that is silent for one, two or four beats
- being able to concentrate on something
- a music note worth two beats
- the speed (fast or slow)
14 Clues: a pattern of music beats • the speed (fast or slow) • the volume (soft or loud) • how high or low a note is • to make up as you go along • a music note worth one beat • a music note worth two beats • a kind of emotion or feeling • a music note worth four beats • a music note worth half a beat • being able to concentrate on something • pattern a group of notes being repeated • ...
PSYC1121 Exam 2 Review 2023-03-24
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- this effect predicts that background music will impede learning
- the conditioned stimulus in Pavlov's research
- when an observer copies someone else's behavior
- extramusical effects are based on:
- _______motivation; doing something because you love it
- a zone in which you are fully focused on the task at hand
- what 'negative' refers to in operant learning
- the brain's tendency to sychronize with music
- the body produces these automatically in response to a drug effect
- we perceive faster tempo songs as:
- not one of the universal (fundamental) emotions
- cultural norm about expressing emotion
- the capacity of this memory store might explain differences in people's task performance
- may not remember something because this never happened
- the brain probably hold about 2.5 ______ of data
- research has shown listening to happy or sad music can alter your:
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- the kinds of memories that are hard to explain
- stronger emotional responses to music are shown by those who tend to show
- refers to music that gives you goosebumps or shivers
- the unconditioned stimulus in Pavlov's research
- the average number of items working memory holds
- _____ theories of motivation emphasize needs for stimulation
- music seems to hurt performance on low-intensity workouts
- when music produces a felt emotion
- many overdoses occur because these are missing
- background music may help improve performance on ______ tasks
- the theory that our body tells us what emotion we are feeling
- key brain structure in handling emotion
- prosody refers to musical qualities of _________
- memory is a system of _________
- ________ memory; handles initial processing of information
- adults form long-term memory for previously unheard melodies after this many exposures
- quick 'slip' in expression of emotion
- musician who lost his episodic memory
- _______ music increased athletes' heart rates and power output
35 Clues: memory is a system of _________ • when music produces a felt emotion • extramusical effects are based on: • we perceive faster tempo songs as: • quick 'slip' in expression of emotion • musician who lost his episodic memory • cultural norm about expressing emotion • key brain structure in handling emotion • the conditioned stimulus in Pavlov's research • ...
Ryan Talley 2014-05-05
25 Clues: 5 • may • hit • hat • win • party • fight • a guy • party • friend • grande • moving • costume • mexican • green drink • mexican music • the 5th of may • eat to survive • floats in the road • mexican insturment • south of the boarder • independence day for mexico • mexico did this on this day • music is the same in spanish • you wish there was no school
Back to Piano Revision 2022-12-30
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- symbol that connects notes that are the same
- this note equals one beat
- this note equals 4 beats
- a note that is held for two beats
- music gradually gets louder
- the finger that is always marked as "1"
- lines that the notes are written on
- the number of beats in a measure with the time signature 4/4
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- what is the name of the speed of a song/piece
- music gradually gets quieter
- how loud or soft a piece of music is
- the word used to describe 2/4 and 4/4
- a clef that is the left hand music
- what is a silent beat in music called?
- loud
- a clef that is the right hand music
16 Clues: loud • this note equals 4 beats • this note equals one beat • music gradually gets louder • music gradually gets quieter • a note that is held for two beats • a clef that is the left hand music • lines that the notes are written on • a clef that is the right hand music • how loud or soft a piece of music is • the word used to describe 2/4 and 4/4 • ...
Music in our world 2025-07-22
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- – the pattern of sounds and silences in music
- – to show your music to others
- – the main person who sings in a band
- – a live music show
- – three or more notes played together
- – a shiny, curved wind instrument used in jazz
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- – a string instrument you play by strumming or plucking
- – an instrument you hit to make a beat
- – a small string instrument played with a bow
- – the steady pulse in music
- – to do something again and again to get better
- – a long, thin instrument you blow into
- – an instrument with black and white keys
- – a tune; a series of notes that sound nice together
- – a single sound in music
- – a group of people who play music together
16 Clues: – a live music show • – a single sound in music • – the steady pulse in music • – to show your music to others • – the main person who sings in a band • – three or more notes played together • – an instrument you hit to make a beat • – a long, thin instrument you blow into • – an instrument with black and white keys • – a group of people who play music together • ...
Music In Our World 2016-02-25
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- Music that everyone likes.
- A musical show or performance.
- Music using violins and pianos. Mozart and Beethoven? Very old.
- Someone who uses their mouth as an instrument.
- A wind instrument used to play jazz.
- A group of people who play music together.
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- A big string instrument.
- To play music again and again to try to get better.
- A very popular string instrument used in rock music.
- Instruments that you hit or shake.
- Like a small guitar.
- A kind of music where people speak, not sing.
- Fast and loud music.
- The part of the song made by the drums.
14 Clues: Like a small guitar. • Fast and loud music. • A big string instrument. • Music that everyone likes. • A musical show or performance. • Instruments that you hit or shake. • A wind instrument used to play jazz. • The part of the song made by the drums. • A group of people who play music together. • A kind of music where people speak, not sing. • ...
Black History Month Music 2021-02-16
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- 12-___ blues
- make it up as you go
- music with slow, sad lyrics
- Wade in the _____
- Mahalia _______, singer of spirituals
- Scott _________, Ragtime composer
- jazz instrument
- popular American music
- Louis ________, most famous jazz musician
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- fast music, created by Scott Joplin
- Secret _____ are found in spirituals
- Bass line in ragtime
- ______ Fit the Battle of Jericho,
- style of rhythms in jazz
- popular instrument in ragtime
- music that is religious and sung
- Bessie _____, Empress of the Blues
17 Clues: 12-___ blues • jazz instrument • Wade in the _____ • Bass line in ragtime • make it up as you go • popular American music • style of rhythms in jazz • music with slow, sad lyrics • popular instrument in ragtime • music that is religious and sung • ______ Fit the Battle of Jericho, • Scott _________, Ragtime composer • Bessie _____, Empress of the Blues • ...
Conducting Vocabulary Builder 1: Elements of Music 2023-03-20
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- Musical segment with a clear beginning and ending, comparable to a simple sentence or clause in written text
- Chordal structure of a music composition in which the simultaneous sounding of pitches produces chords and their successive use produces chord progressions
- Musical texture in which all parts move in the same rhythm but use different pitches, as in hymns
- Performance of a musical phrase that uses expressive qualities such as dynamics, tempo, articulation, and timbre to convey a thought, mood, or feeling
- Rate in which harmony changes from one chord to the next
- Tonic or key tone around which a piece of music is centered
- Musical texture consisting of an accompanied vocal line that is rhythmically free melodic line in a declamatory style, from which the recitative developed
- Manner in which the harmonic (vertical) and melodic (horizontal) elements are combined to create layers of sound
- music that is subject to improvisation or structured randomness
- Representation of sound and its treatment using lines, drawings, pictures
- Underlying steady pulse present in most music
- Traits such as dynamics, tempo, articulation which -- when combined with other elements of music -- give a composition its musical identity
- Musical texture consisting of a single, unaccompanied melodic line
- Music in which no tonic or key center is apparent
- Music based on a mode other than major or minor
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- Grouping, generally brief, of long and short sounds and silences
- Element of music describing the overall organization of a piece of music, such as AB, ABA, rondo, theme and variations, and strophic
- Music in which two or more tonalities (keys) sound simultaneously
- Series of chords sounding in succession; are typical in particular styles/genres of music
- Tone color or tone quality that distinguishes one sound source, instrument, or voice from another
- Relating to a seven-tone scale consisting of five whole steps and two half steps
- System for visually representing musical sound in time using a 5-line staff
- Musical texture in which two or more melodies sound simultaneously in either an imitative or non-imitative manner
- Shape of a melody created by the way its pitches repeat and move up and down in steps and skips
- To hear and comprehend musical sounds in one’s head (inner hearing), rather than from an external source
- Rate or speed of the beat in a musical work or performance
- Grouping of beats and divisions of beats in music, grouping of beats and divisions of beats in music, often in sets of twos (duple) or threes (triple)
- Five-tone scale often identified with the pattern of the black keys of a keyboard, although other five-tone arrangements are possible
- Audible sounds and/or nonsense syllables used by vocalists to convey musical ideas or intent
29 Clues: Underlying steady pulse present in most music • Music based on a mode other than major or minor • Music in which no tonic or key center is apparent • Rate in which harmony changes from one chord to the next • Rate or speed of the beat in a musical work or performance • Tonic or key tone around which a piece of music is centered • ...
Essential Elements Terms 2022-03-10
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- p- piano (play softy)
- In musical notation, a natural sign (♮) is an accidental sign used to cancel a flat or sharp from either a preceding note or the key signature.
- Note The meaning of WHOLE NOTE is a musical note equal in time value to four quarter notes or two half notes.
- In music, the dynamics of a piece is the variation in loudness between notes or phrases. Dynamics are indicated by specific musical notation, often in some detail.
- : a prolongation at the discretion of the performer of a musical note, chord, or rest beyond its given time value also : the sign denoting such a prolongation. — called also hold.
- The music staff has 5 lines and 4 spaces where notes are and rests are written.
- harmony, in music, the sound of two or more notes heard simultaneously. In practice, this broad definition can also include some instances of notes sounded
- (G clef) cliefndicates the position of note names on a music staff; second line is G.
- A directive to the performer to break the phrase at that point in the composition and breathe, thus assisting in the production of a smooth phrase consistent with the composer's wishes
- lines divide the music staff into measures.
- key signature, in musical notation, the arrangement of sharp or flat signs on particular lines and spaces of a musical staff to indicate that the corresponding notes, in every octave, are to be consistently raised (by sharps) or lowered (by flats) from their natural pitches.
- A note having the time value of two quarter notes or half of a whole note, represented by a ring with a stem.
- The beat is the pulse of music,and like your heartbeat it should remain very steady. Counting aloud and foot-tapping help us maintain a steady beat. Tap your footdown on each number and up on each "&".
- Without stopping, play once again from the beggining.
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- In music, an anacrusis (also known as a pickup, or fractional pick-up) is a note or sequence of notes, a motif, which precedes the first downbeat in a bar in a musical phrase.
- 1 beat
- : loud —used as a direction in music violins played the passage forte.
- Ledger Lines extend the music staff. Notesonledger linnes can be above or below the staff.
- Indicates the end of a piece of music
- lines divide the music staff into measures.
- Indicates how many beats per measure, and what kind of note gets one beat.
- 1 silent beat
- # raises the note and remains in effect for the entire meausre.
- Forte ": moderately loud —used as a direction in music.
- 1 : a piece of music for two performers. 2 : two people performing music together. More from Merriam-Webster on duet.
- DEFINITION
- Lowers the note and remains in effect for the entire measure.
27 Clues: 1 beat • DEFINITION • 1 silent beat • p- piano (play softy) • Indicates the end of a piece of music • lines divide the music staff into measures. • lines divide the music staff into measures. • Without stopping, play once again from the beggining. • Forte ": moderately loud —used as a direction in music. • Lowers the note and remains in effect for the entire measure. • ...
Blank Space 2023-05-11
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- "Blank Space" went multi-____ in the U.S.
- Swift writes in a ____ in the music video
- "Blank Space" has a popular music ____
- "Blank Space" is a ____ from "1989"
- Misheard lyric in "Blank Space" includes this brand name
- "Blank Space" reached ____ one on Billboard Hot 100
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- "Blank Space" music video was initially exclusive to ____ Music
- First name of the male model in the "Blank Space" music video
- Swift has a "____ name" in "Blank Space"
- Setting of the "Blank Space" music video
- "Blank Space" explores the cycle of ____ and breakups
- Swift sings "darling, I'm a nightmare dressed like a daydream" implying she might be ____
- "Blank Space" was nominated for Record of the Year at the ____ Awards
- Artist who sings "Blank Space"
- The music video features a painting of a ____
15 Clues: Artist who sings "Blank Space" • "Blank Space" is a ____ from "1989" • "Blank Space" has a popular music ____ • Swift has a "____ name" in "Blank Space" • Setting of the "Blank Space" music video • "Blank Space" went multi-____ in the U.S. • Swift writes in a ____ in the music video • The music video features a painting of a ____ • ...
Rock 'n' Roll 2023-05-03
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- - Music genre that emerged in the mid-1970s as a reaction to mainstream rock
- - Shortened name of a famous British rock band
- - Rhythm that characterizes rock 'n' roll music
- - Iconic British rock band from Liverpool
- - Machine used to play music in diners and bars
- - First name of a rock 'n' roll legend who died in a plane crash in 1959
- - Main instrument used in rock music
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- - A live performance by a rock band
- - Half of the term "Rock 'n' Roll"
- - Material used to make records for playing music
- - Low-pitched instrument used in rock music
- - Medium that popularized rock 'n' roll in the 1950s
- - King of Rock 'n' Roll
- - Popular brand of electric guitars and amplifiers
- - Percussion instrument used in rock music
15 Clues: - King of Rock 'n' Roll • - Half of the term "Rock 'n' Roll" • - A live performance by a rock band • - Main instrument used in rock music • - Iconic British rock band from Liverpool • - Percussion instrument used in rock music • - Low-pitched instrument used in rock music • - Shortened name of a famous British rock band • - Rhythm that characterizes rock 'n' roll music • ...
Review - Music vocabulary 2021-08-25
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- song’s synonyms highly used for critics of music
- One kind of music that is popular, and often played on the radio
- A person who plays music is a _________________.
- song’s synonym highly used for critics of music
- music genre that is hundreds of years old.
- any musical composition; in classical music we use this word, not 'song'
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- The Beatles were a ________ __________
- words of a song
- a)Let’s buy tickets to the music _____
- arrangement of several sounds to produce a composition; general idea of music
- The song I’m listening to now was ______ ten years ago.
- musical composition that includes singing and lyrics
- You can hear a person’s _____ when he or she speaks or sings.
13 Clues: words of a song • The Beatles were a ________ __________ • a)Let’s buy tickets to the music _____ • music genre that is hundreds of years old. • song’s synonym highly used for critics of music • song’s synonyms highly used for critics of music • A person who plays music is a _________________. • musical composition that includes singing and lyrics • ...
rome vs greek by nick 2022-05-03
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- Rome was very interested in their clothing while greece didnt care for
- Greeces houses used mud while rome used
- Greece would play games with piggy back and rome would play
- rome dances for all, greece dances to
- Roman music was known while Greek music was
- rome's toys were weapons while greece's were
- Grece would drink wine for special occasions rome drank
- rome was a republic while greece was a
- Greece homes were big but with one story while rome had many
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- Rome whas controlled by different people but in greece they had one
- Rome had all sorts of materials while greece had just
- rome taught subjects while greece taught
- Rome would trade with other for clothing while greece made their own
- greece you had to be 13 rome you had to be an
- rome had julius while greece had
- Greece painted vace but rome didnt have taste for painting their
- Roman ate food that came form land animals and greece ate
- greek made music so rome took ideas from greek
- rome started 753 bce greece started 700
- Unlike Roman music Greece music was used for
20 Clues: rome had julius while greece had • rome dances for all, greece dances to • rome was a republic while greece was a • Greeces houses used mud while rome used • rome started 753 bce greece started 700 • rome taught subjects while greece taught • Roman music was known while Greek music was • rome's toys were weapons while greece's were • ...
Crossword of 30's to 70's music (No spaces in words) 2021-03-04
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- A ban in the 1960 that created "Let it Be"
- An event that made pop rock popular in the USA
- 1950's creator of High school podth
- 1940's group, created Jungle Bells
- 1940's, creator of the music, "In the mood"
- An American singer born in 1941, may 13th
- Music genre really common in 1960's
- A war that made the world live in dark time which might be a reason for such jolly music during and after it
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- 1950's, Band maker of the song, "Mr.sandman"
- 1940's popular song genre
- 1960 known for their music on Rock and Roll
- 1940's creator of Hello Dolly
- 1950's creator of fly for moon
- 1950's, creator of "Ready Teddy"
- A type of rock that is known by the band called, "beach boys"
- 1950's, creator of "Jail House Rock"
- 1940's, creator of the music, "Sing Sing Sing"
- Music genre that is pretty calming
18 Clues: 1940's popular song genre • 1940's creator of Hello Dolly • 1950's creator of fly for moon • 1950's, creator of "Ready Teddy" • 1940's group, created Jungle Bells • Music genre that is pretty calming • 1950's creator of High school podth • Music genre really common in 1960's • 1950's, creator of "Jail House Rock" • An American singer born in 1941, may 13th • ...
Irish Folk Music 2024-03-11
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- Dances that are in 6/8 time.
- Irish music uses Ionian, Aeolian, Dorian _____.
- A group that made Irish music fashionable in 1959.
- An Irish lament song of sorrow or pain.
- Ballad printers were established in 19th century ___.
- Dances in 2/4 that are found in Cork and Kerry.
- Graces notes, rolls, cuts, crans, and slides are form of this.
- Tunes are in this form that features A and B parts.
- Dances in 2/2 or 4/4 time.
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- Mazurkas and hornpipes have a____.
- Songs with unaccompanied vocals.
- A group that made Irish music a global brand.
- Dances with swung eighth notes.
- A 3/4 dance with a strong downbeat.
- There are several collections of Irish Music from the 18th ___.
- This type of music can be found in house parties, competitions, or weddings.
- Music that is isometric and built in call and response phrases.
- In Gaelic Ireland there were at least ____ instruments in use.
18 Clues: Dances in 2/2 or 4/4 time. • Dances that are in 6/8 time. • Dances with swung eighth notes. • Songs with unaccompanied vocals. • Mazurkas and hornpipes have a____. • A 3/4 dance with a strong downbeat. • An Irish lament song of sorrow or pain. • A group that made Irish music a global brand. • Irish music uses Ionian, Aeolian, Dorian _____. • ...
Unit 2 Crossword 2020-09-10
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- series of beats that repeats itself
- An old French dance, slow, in triple meter
- A set of pieces, each in the character of a dance
- Gradually growing faster
- The space that music appears to carve out
- A dance made famous in Vienna in the late 1800’s
- deliberate shifts of the accent
- Jamaican dance music
- Gradually growing slower
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- The way music paces itself through time
- Spontaneous musical invention
- A rhythmic measure of a certain number of beats
- A Latin-American dance performed, walk like tempo
- the emphasis placed on a beat.
- A dance music created by Texas-Americans
- In normal time, a return to the preceding tempo
- The pace with which the music moves
- Dance that started in France in the 16th century
- Afro-Brazilian dance that is quite fast and jazzy
19 Clues: Jamaican dance music • Gradually growing faster • Gradually growing slower • Spontaneous musical invention • the emphasis placed on a beat. • deliberate shifts of the accent • series of beats that repeats itself • The pace with which the music moves • The way music paces itself through time • A dance music created by Texas-Americans • The space that music appears to carve out • ...
Tylor.pal/SP 2022-03-02
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- The history of this genre traces back to late 1970s
- This genre was born in 1973
- This genre is a symbol of sadness and depression
- This genre stands for drum and bass
- This genre is a dance music style that was developed alongside chicago house music
- the term this genre comes from the latin opus
- This genre emerged from urban communities in the united states in the 1980s
- Rihanna released a forgotten debut mixtape back in 2005 in this genre.
- This genre is usually 140 beats per minute
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- This genre is deeply rooted in the african american church
- This genre originated in jamaica in the late 1960s
- This genre is a form of electronic music
- Piano is the most common instrument in this genre
- This genre is a form of popular music played by from latin music
- the term for this genre became commonly used in the 1950s
- This genre first became successful locally and then became popular around the world in the 1990s
- This music composed specifically to facilitate or accompany dancing
- This genre grew out of rhythm and blues and country music
18 Clues: This genre was born in 1973 • This genre stands for drum and bass • This genre is a form of electronic music • This genre is usually 140 beats per minute • the term this genre comes from the latin opus • This genre is a symbol of sadness and depression • Piano is the most common instrument in this genre • This genre originated in jamaica in the late 1960s • ...
Music and Instruments 2025-03-01
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- the beat of the music
- drums
- a group of people singing
- a high singer
- traditional classical European dance
- someone who organizes and directs the music of an orchestra
- a deep instrument
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- a wind instrument with a light airy sound
- something to play the beat of music
- a group of musicians usually playing classical music
- one last song played by a musician
- an instrument with black and white keys
- a long piece of music written for an orchestra
- a string instrument that has high notes
- a string instrument with low sad notes
- a metal wind instrument used in jazz
- the stick that you use to play a string instrument
17 Clues: drums • a high singer • a deep instrument • the beat of the music • a group of people singing • one last song played by a musician • something to play the beat of music • a metal wind instrument used in jazz • traditional classical European dance • a string instrument with low sad notes • an instrument with black and white keys • a string instrument that has high notes • ...
Brazilian Samba Music 2021-06-29
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- the Samba whistle
- Scraper, the Reco Reco is also called this
- used to play the large Samba drums
- the number of beats or metre of Samba music
- all drums
- Man, the King of the Brazilian carnival
- people getting dressed, they are highly elaborate and colourful
- the different layers or parts of the music,
- the pace at which music is played
- de Janeiro, a famous Brazilian city
- the Pandeiro is also called this
- the varying volumes at which music can be played
- School, the place where students go to learn Samba music and dance
- sticks, used to hit a variety of drums
- organised sound and silence to a beat
- a large celebratory event in Brazil
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- ancestors of Samba music and dance
- de bateria, the band leader
- instruments that are hit, shaken or scraped
- drome, long street with stands where the carnival begins
- head, the skin placed over the top of the body of a drum
- and response, rhythms played by the leader answered by the band
- highly decorated lorries
- moving your body to the music
- a Samba band
- a large bass drum keeps the beat
- many rhythms played together
- a small handheld Samba drum
- a shaker
29 Clues: a shaker • all drums • a Samba band • the Samba whistle • highly decorated lorries • de bateria, the band leader • a small handheld Samba drum • many rhythms played together • moving your body to the music • a large bass drum keeps the beat • the Pandeiro is also called this • the pace at which music is played • ancestors of Samba music and dance • used to play the large Samba drums • ...
opera crossword puzzle 2014-12-08
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- voice is the lowest range
- the highest parts of music
- a melodic passage associated with a certain character
- the second lowest voice
- the part between the highest range and above tenor
- a song for a solo voice
- written music that shows all parts of music
- note sharply detached or separated from the others.
- a group of singers
- when a singer is allowed to adopt the rhythms of ordinary speech
- the act of making your voice loud so that everyone can hear
- usually refers to the volume the sound or the note
- means tied together
- a dramatic composition which includes instruments and a chorus
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- a voice between tenor and bass
- a performance sung by two people
- music thats loud
- an introduction into music
- the text or words of an opera
- a voice pitched between soprano and contralto
- played at the beginning of an opera
- a musical instrument played by pressing your fingers on the keys
- a group performance pertaining of mostly string instrument
- an opera sung by sopranos
- a song for a solo voice lalto the part between the highest range and above tenor
- a type of music that originated in the 19th century
- the story behind the opera or composition
27 Clues: music thats loud • a group of singers • means tied together • the second lowest voice • a song for a solo voice • voice is the lowest range • an opera sung by sopranos • the highest parts of music • an introduction into music • the text or words of an opera • a voice between tenor and bass • a performance sung by two people • played at the beginning of an opera • ...
Brass/Music Instrument Crossword 2024-03-05
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- Type of note/rest that gets half a count
- Type of note that usually gets 1 count
- Brass instrument with a slide
- A Time ____________ tells how to count the notes/rest of the music
- Lowers the pitch of a note one half step
- Soft dynamic level
- Music is divided up into these equal sections on the staff
- Emphasize a note
- The musical alphabet uses the first______ letters of the English alphabet
- Trumpets read music on this clef
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- Brass instrument that has many curves and a small mouthpiece
- Gets four counts of sound or silence
- Has valves like a trumpet but plays the same notes as trombone
- 1st and 2nd ________
- What a brass player buzzes into
- Lowest sounding brass instrument
- Connects notes of different pitch to make a smooth sound
- Highest sounding brass instrument
- Play the music again
- Trombone, baritone, and tuba read music on the ______ clef
- Loud dynamic level
- Connects two or more notes of the same pitch
- Type of note that usually gets 2 counts
- The opposite of note
- The 5 lines and 4 spaces that we read music on
25 Clues: Emphasize a note • Loud dynamic level • Soft dynamic level • 1st and 2nd ________ • Play the music again • The opposite of note • Brass instrument with a slide • What a brass player buzzes into • Lowest sounding brass instrument • Trumpets read music on this clef • Highest sounding brass instrument • Gets four counts of sound or silence • Type of note that usually gets 1 count • ...
Vocabulary unit 5 2025-12-23
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- – A type of dance with special shoes and very elegant movements
- – How you feel at a moment: happy, sad, angry or excited
- – Where two streets meet
- – To change direction to the left side
- – A type of music where people sing a story in a theatre
- – A person who watches a game or show but does not play
- – To move forward without turning left or right
- – A place with rides, games and food where people have fun
- – A type of music with guitars, often about life and feelings
- – Very close to something, on the side of it
- – A type of music that is very popular and easy to listen to
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- – A traditional type of music by composers like Mozart or Beethoven
- – Very close, but you cannot see it yet
- – A competition to see who is the fastest
- – To move below something, like water or a bridge
- – A loud and energetic type of music with guitars and drums
- – A type of music with a strong rhythm and a lot of improvisation
- – When something is before another thing, not behind it
- – To move from one side to the other
- – In the last part of something
20 Clues: – Where two streets meet • – In the last part of something • – To move from one side to the other • – To change direction to the left side • – Very close, but you cannot see it yet • – A competition to see who is the fastest • – Very close to something, on the side of it • – To move forward without turning left or right • – To move below something, like water or a bridge • ...
Pop Music 2023-07-05
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- (Activity often associated with pop music)
- (Series of concerts by an artist)
- (Words to a song)
- (Melodic composition with lyrics)
- (Ranking of popular songs)
- (Medium for broadcasting pop music)
- (Song that achieves widespread success)
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- (Enthusiastic follower of a pop artist)
- (Tune or musical line of a song)
- (Performer of pop music)
- (Famous performer of pop music)
- (Performance by a single artist)
- (Category or style of music)
- (Memorable and easily recognizable)
- (Collection of songs released together)
15 Clues: (Words to a song) • (Performer of pop music) • (Ranking of popular songs) • (Category or style of music) • (Famous performer of pop music) • (Tune or musical line of a song) • (Performance by a single artist) • (Series of concerts by an artist) • (Melodic composition with lyrics) • (Memorable and easily recognizable) • (Medium for broadcasting pop music) • ...
Tempo & Dynamics 2025-06-19
Across
- The steady pulse of the music
- Play the music quickly
- Fast tempos can make a song more...
- The quieter, storytelling part of a song
- The louder, catchier part of a song
- To play very fast
- At a walking pace
Down
- The musical word meaning volume
- To gradually get louder
- Play the music slowly
- Play the music loudly
- To gradually get softer
- Play the music softly
- Slow tempos can make a song more...
- The musical word meaning speed
15 Clues: To play very fast • At a walking pace • Play the music slowly • Play the music loudly • Play the music softly • Play the music quickly • To gradually get louder • To gradually get softer • The steady pulse of the music • The musical word meaning speed • The musical word meaning volume • Fast tempos can make a song more... • The louder, catchier part of a song • ...
