music Crossword Puzzles

Musical Crossword 2022-01-11

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a note that is 1/4 beats long
loud or soft
a note that is 3 beats long
a 1 beat pause in music
lower note by half step
to sing softly
to sing loudly
a note that is half a beat
short bouncy note

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a 4 beat pause in music
a note that is 2 beats long
moderately loud
a note that is 1 beat long
a note that is 4 beats long
the distance between two notes
raise note by half step
a 2 beat pause in music
high or low
moderately soft
the speed of the music

20 Clues: high or low • loud or soft • to sing softly • to sing loudly • moderately loud • moderately soft • short bouncy note • the speed of the music • a 4 beat pause in music • raise note by half step • a 1 beat pause in music • a 2 beat pause in music • lower note by half step • a note that is 1 beat long • a note that is half a beat • a note that is 2 beats long • a note that is 4 beats long • ...

Grade 7 2020-08-24

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has six strings
this group of instruments is hit or shaken
a big group of instrumentalists
it has 52 keys
a gadget that keeps the beat
the words to a song
the last word of a prayer
a person who directs the performers

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the loudness and softness of music
the name of a song or piece
a person the plays an instrument
a style of music
writes songs and music
the speed of music
pattern of long and short notes
a combination and progression of chords
consists of lines and spaces
the biggest string instrument
a group of three performers
a low ladies voice

20 Clues: it has 52 keys • has six strings • a style of music • the speed of music • a low ladies voice • the words to a song • writes songs and music • the last word of a prayer • the name of a song or piece • a group of three performers • consists of lines and spaces • a gadget that keeps the beat • the biggest string instrument • a big group of instrumentalists • pattern of long and short notes • ...

Musik 2024-11-08

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To play spaced out
What key the music is in
Half a note higher
What we're in
The line showing what notes to play
To play soft
A mark to breathe
To play medium volume
To play loud
Three counts of music

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The amount of beats in a measure and what counts as a beat
A single count of music
The original note
To play smoothly without a break
Two counts of music
A change in key for a specific note
To play smoothly
To play loudly for that note
To continue playing a note for the combined beats
Half a note lower

20 Clues: To play soft • To play loud • What we're in • To play smoothly • The original note • A mark to breathe • Half a note lower • To play spaced out • Half a note higher • Two counts of music • To play medium volume • Three counts of music • A single count of music • What key the music is in • To play loudly for that note • To play smoothly without a break • A change in key for a specific note • ...

Grammar Rules - Irregular Plural Nouns #6 and #7 2023-05-18

Grammar Rules - Irregular Plural Nouns #6 and #7 crossword puzzle

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woman
foot
ox
tooth
die
mailman
kin
sheep
louse
mouse
person
offspring

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goose
furniture
cotton
gold
child
cattle
music
salmon
luck

21 Clues: ox • die • kin • foot • gold • luck • goose • woman • tooth • child • music • sheep • louse • mouse • cotton • cattle • salmon • person • mailman • furniture • offspring

World Music Term Crossword Puzzle 2023-08-25

World Music Term Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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Moving animals in a specific direction
A form of singing which utilizes rapid switches between low and high vocal registers
Wooden sticks used on taiko drums
Dances set to music in reel time (simple meter, with eighth notes on the first and third beats of each measure, and with two part form)
Modifying a melody by adding extra notes or changing the rhythm
Customs passed from generation to generation
The reggae artist who popularized Jamaican music worldwide
A sequence of movements in dance
Casual gatherings specifically to play music
Singers who are recorded for a film and are not the actors
A genre of traditional Mexican music
Music that originates in popular culture or is written in the style
Any of the dance forms of Ireland and Britain starting in the 16th century up to today
Melodic guidelines for improvisation

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A song where the leader sings a phrase and everyone else sings something in response
Making up music as you go
American taiko musician
A West African percussion instrument with beads woven into a net
Music and dance originating in Dominican Republic
High mountains usually covered in snow
Not having electric amplification
A dance with leaping movements
Displacing beats to make weak beats strong and vice versa
An effect in music where a continuous note is played through most or all of the piece
Slow sentimental or romantic songs
Ceremony of actions performed in a specific order
A theatrical show consisting of mainly Irish dance and music
Musical instruments played by hitting the instrument
The region consisting of the Caribbean Sea and its twelve countries
A category of Japanese theatre known for choreography, singing, and elaborate makeup worn by an all male cast; uses square oak boards as an instrument

30 Clues: American taiko musician • Making up music as you go • A dance with leaping movements • A sequence of movements in dance • Wooden sticks used on taiko drums • Not having electric amplification • Slow sentimental or romantic songs • A genre of traditional Mexican music • Melodic guidelines for improvisation • Moving animals in a specific direction • ...

French HW 13 2022-02-07

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radio
to draw
Mp3 player
novel
french fries
english
I like to eat
to send a text
headphones
modern music
francais french
newspaper
to read
Magazine

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mathematics
to send email
to surf the internet
to listen to music
classical music
colored pencil
to sing
to telephone friends
comic strip/comic book
chocolate
ice cream
to study

26 Clues: radio • novel • to draw • to sing • english • to read • Magazine • to study • chocolate • ice cream • newspaper • Mp3 player • headphones • mathematics • french fries • modern music • to send email • I like to eat • colored pencil • to send a text • classical music • francais french • to listen to music • to surf the internet • to telephone friends • comic strip/comic book

Cambridge Track 2019-10-03

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glass bins where you can store stuff
text about something
taste
condition
unusual or remarkable
different than usual
place where people come to listen to music
this moment
to do fun stuff
what females use on their lips

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music where people move on
most needed
colour of blood
advertising
opposite of uninterested
getting longer
full of power
big
sound
route

20 Clues: big • taste • sound • route • condition • most needed • advertising • this moment • full of power • getting longer • colour of blood • to do fun stuff • text about something • different than usual • unusual or remarkable • opposite of uninterested • music where people move on • what females use on their lips • glass bins where you can store stuff • place where people come to listen to music

Andrew 2023-03-29

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Are a sign that means to change what the note you are playing is.
3 or more notes played at the same time
A single sound made by an instrument
The minimum and maximum
Music played loudly
Music getting quieter over time
Music played quieter

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A song where some people start singing after others
A mark that is straight
Playing one note with emphasis
The combination of different notes
How long something takes
A fast tempo
Music getting louder over time
The type of music
Getting an instrument in tune so it sounds right

16 Clues: A fast tempo • The type of music • Music played loudly • Music played quieter • A mark that is straight • The minimum and maximum • How long something takes • Playing one note with emphasis • Music getting louder over time • Music getting quieter over time • The combination of different notes • A single sound made by an instrument • 3 or more notes played at the same time • ...

Essential Elements Terms 2022-03-10

Essential Elements Terms crossword puzzle

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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. • ...

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.

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.

Music Class 2021-10-04

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music word for volume gradually increasing
italian music word for medium soft volume
M2 song
the distance between two notes
when music is happy sounding it's in this key
italian music word for loud volume

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P8 song
italian music word for medium loud volume
italian music word for soft volume
when music sounds sad it's in this key
music word for volume gradually decreasing
p4 song

12 Clues: P8 song • p4 song • M2 song • the distance between two notes • italian music word for soft volume • italian music word for loud volume • when music sounds sad it's in this key • italian music word for medium loud volume • italian music word for medium soft volume • music word for volume gradually increasing • music word for volume gradually decreasing • ...

Great sounds 2025-10-13

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– Emotional, deep music full of feeling.
music – Calm, traditional music played by an orchestra.
– Loud music with guitars and drums.
– Big instrument with black and white keys.
– Electronic instrument similar to a piano.
– Modern, light, and popular music style.
– Smooth, free-style music with saxophone and piano.

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– Round instruments you hit to make rhythm.
– Small string instrument played with a bow.
– Fast rhythmic music with rap lyrics.
guitar – Guitar that uses electricity to sound louder.
– Metal instrument you blow to make sound.
– A play where people sing instead of talk.
– Talking fast with rhythm and strong beats.

14 Clues: – Loud music with guitars and drums. • – Fast rhythmic music with rap lyrics. • – Emotional, deep music full of feeling. • – Modern, light, and popular music style. • – Metal instrument you blow to make sound. • – Round instruments you hit to make rhythm. • – Big instrument with black and white keys. • – Electronic instrument similar to a piano. • ...

Conducting Vocabulary Builder 1: Elements of Music 2023-02-06

Conducting Vocabulary Builder 1: Elements of Music crossword puzzle

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Manner in which the harmonic (vertical) and melodic (horizontal) elements are combined to create layers of sound
Series of chords sounding in succession; certain progressions are typical in particular styles/genres of music
Audible sounds and/or nonsense syllables used by vocalists to convey musical ideas or intent
Tone color or tone quality that distinguishes one sound source, instrument, or voice from another
Form of music that is subject to improvisation or structured randomness
Rate or speed of the beat in a musical work or performance
Musical texture in which two or more melodies sound simultaneously in either an imitative or non-imitative manner
Chordal structure of a music composition in which the simultaneous sounding of pitches produces chords and their successive use produces chord progressions
Music based on a mode other than major or minor
Grouping of beats and divisions of beats in music, grouping of beats and divisions of beats in music, often in sets of twos (duple meter) or threes (triple meter)
Relating to a seven-tone scale consisting of five whole steps and two half steps
Music in which two or more tonalities (keys) sound simultaneously
Representation of sound and its treatment using lines, drawings, pictures
Musical segment with a clear beginning and ending, comparable to a simple sentence or clause in written text
System for visually representing musical sound in time using a 5-line staff

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Qualities such as dynamics, tempo, articulation which -- when combined with other elements of music -- give a composition its musical identity
Musical texture consisting of an accompanied vocal line that is rhythmically free melodic line in a declamatory style, from which the recitative developed
Five-tone scale often identified with the pattern of the black keys of a keyboard, although other five-tone arrangements are possible
Performance of a musical phrase that uses expressive qualities such as dynamics, tempo, articulation, and timbre to convey a thought, mood, or feeling
To hear and comprehend musical sounds in one’s head (inner hearing), rather than from an external source
Underlying steady pulse present in most music
Musical texture in which all parts move in the same rhythm but use different pitches, as in hymns
Element of music describing the overall organization of a piece of music, such as AB, ABA, rondo, theme and variations, and strophic form
Grouping, generally brief, of long and short sounds and silences
Musical texture consisting of a single, unaccompanied melodic line
Rate in which harmony the rate in which harmony changes from one chord to the next
Shape of a melody created by the way its pitches repeat and move up and down in steps and skips
Music in which no tonic or key center is apparent
Tonic or key tone around which a piece of music is centered

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 or speed of the beat in a musical work or performance • Tonic or key tone around which a piece of music is centered • Grouping, generally brief, of long and short sounds and silences • ...

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.

Down

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.

Musical Vocabulary 2017-03-30

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Group of singers in a chorus.
A single line of music played or sung. A musical sentence.
Word to indicate that the movement or entire composition is to be played smoothly
Pertaining to the loudness or softness of a musical composition. Also the symbols in sheet music indicating volume.
Music that is written and performed without regard to any specific key.
Slow and stately dance music written in triple time.
One of the two modes of the tonal system. Music written in major keys have a positive affirming character.
Music written to be sung or played in unison
Three to four movement orchestral piece, generally in sonata form.
Short detached notes, as opposed to legato.
A direction in sheet music indicating the tempo is to be very fast.

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Tone color, quality of sound that distinguishes one verse or instrument to another. It is determined by the harmonies of sound.
Pleasing combination of two or three tones played together in the background while a melody is being played. Harmony also refers to the study of chord progressions.
A composition written for a solo instrument. The soloist plays the melody while the orchestra plays the accompaniment.
A musical theme given to a particular idea or main character of an opera.
A form of music written for marching in two-step time. Originally the march was used for military processions
Combining a number of individual but harmonizing melodies. Also known as counterpoint.
Eight full tones above the key note where the scale begins and ends.
A direction to play lively and fast.
A drama where the words are sung instead of spoken.

20 Clues: Group of singers in a chorus. • A direction to play lively and fast. • Short detached notes, as opposed to legato. • Music written to be sung or played in unison • A drama where the words are sung instead of spoken. • Slow and stately dance music written in triple time. • A single line of music played or sung. A musical sentence. • ...

Jan and Feb Crossword 2021-02-07

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style of music that needs a good DJ
Just _____ (to move to music)
ice that falls from the sky
____ Fitzgerald
the beat of the song
first name of the groundhog
what you get for good service
Skittles' friend
"Oh ___ can you see"
"land of the free and home of the ___"
move your body
mardi gras means this
it falls from the sky in winter
"my country 'tis of ___"
how to play the guitar
"Lift Every Voice and ___"
inaugural youth poet
MLK fought for ____ rights
a quarter note gets __ beat
she was the leader of the underground railroad
___ President Harris
doo bop da bee bop
Louis _____
music style that is often in 12 bars

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this instrument keeps time
new President of the U.S.
this note gets 4 beats
the music style of Scott Joplin
5 lines and 4 spaces
to chew food
new secretary of treasury
to show affection
the art of creating music as you play it
"Hail to the ___"
how you play the drums
in music it means "don't play"
how many weeks of winter left according to Phil
symbol of my love
music of New Orleans country
be my _____
Hamilton is on this bill
___fathers and mothers started our country
name of Mrs. Clarkson's feathered friend
February is ___ history month
President who ended slavery
music style that has to swing
we celebrate his birthday in January
choose the officials
a language spoken in New Orleans
shortest month of the year (abb.)

50 Clues: be my _____ • Louis _____ • to chew food • move your body • ____ Fitzgerald • Skittles' friend • to show affection • "Hail to the ___" • symbol of my love • doo bop da bee bop • 5 lines and 4 spaces • the beat of the song • "Oh ___ can you see" • inaugural youth poet • choose the officials • ___ President Harris • mardi gras means this • this note gets 4 beats • how you play the drums • ...

Music Appreciation Puzzle! 2014-12-04

Music Appreciation Puzzle! crossword puzzle

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Written in Key
Improv and swing.
Not the 'bass' clef but the..
Romantic period piano man.
Italian, meaning "cadence"
renaissance instrument uses bag & air
Generally 4 beats long in 4/4
Contrasting section to close song.
Space between notes.
The Movement of the music.
decides the notes of the piece.
The "color" of music.
An orchestral synopsis
Cultural Rebirth period
Introduction tune, typically brass
Johannes ______ from germany (B.....)
Musician from the boroque period.
Music Period 1750-1820
Orchestra, choir, and solos(no opera
ABA form is...
Shorter Version of an Opera
Wrote a nice Xmas oratorio (Messiah).
Singular musical line
Rhythmic structure of music.
All verses sung to same music
A group of singers

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Not written in key (not tonal).
Gregorian....
gives us the frequency of aa note
Pachelbel's famous...
Sequence of single notes to a tune.
Written for a funeral
Harmonized simple tune.
3 or more voices singing a unison.
All the notes in a certain key
Simultaneous pitches/chords
What we are 'appreciating' in class
Composer who was deaf!
Bach came to rise in this period
Structure of a piece of music
Characterized by pitch, timbre, volume
5th century to 15th Century period
Written piece of music
Multiple musical lines
Harmonic set of 3 or more notes
A composition of instruments
20th Century period
1800-1850 period
Made opera operettas
Longer version of an Operetta
Choral musical composition (variety)

51 Clues: Gregorian.... • Written in Key • ABA form is... • 1800-1850 period • Improv and swing. • A group of singers • 20th Century period • Space between notes. • Made opera operettas • Pachelbel's famous... • Written for a funeral • The "color" of music. • Singular musical line • Composer who was deaf! • An orchestral synopsis • Written piece of music • Multiple musical lines • Music Period 1750-1820 • ...

Musical Vocabulary 2017-04-03

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A single line of music played or sung. A musical sentence.
Eight full tones above the key note where the scale begins and ends.
A direction to play lively and fast.
Pertaining to the loudness or softness of a musical composition. Also the symbols in sheet music indicating volume.
Music that is written and performed without regard to any specific key.
A drama where the words are sung instead of spoken.
One of the two modes of the tonal system. Music written in major keys have a positive affirming character.
Combining a number of individual but harmonizing melodies. Also known as counterpoint.
Music written to be sung or played in unison
Slow and stately dance music written in triple time.

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Tone color, quality of sound that distinguishes one verse or instrument to another. It is determined by the harmonies of sound.
Group of singers in a chorus.
Three to four movement orchestral piece, generally in sonata form.
Short detached notes, as opposed to legato.
A form of music written for marching in two-step time. Originally the march was used for military processions
A composition written for a solo instrument. The soloist plays the melody while the orchestra plays the accompaniment.
Word to indicate that the movement or entire composition is to be played smoothly
Pleasing combination of two or three tones played together in the background while a melody is being played. Harmony also refers to the study of chord progressions.
A musical theme given to a particular idea or main character of an opera.
A direction in sheet music indicating the tempo is to be very fast.

Band Crossword 2024-04-05

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A system in which we use to read music on
A term used to "bring out" a note
Woodwind with a double-reed
A term used to make smooth, lyrical passages in music
Pitched drums that can alter pitches
Instrument with over 20ft of tubing
Term used for the pyramid of sound
Last name of the king of American Marching Band
Highest pitched brass instrument
A term used for Sharps and Flats within the music
A type of drum stick
A term used to make our pitches "short"
A part of a brass instrument that is disgusting!
A big slide whistle
Woodwind instrument with a single reed
A different term for Time Signature
Cleaning tool for woodwind instruments
Instrument that uses no reed
Term used for a quite dynamic

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A pause in music
A musical symbol only used for low pitched instruments
Term used for the determination of speed in music
Term used for a medium soft dynamic
A term to organize rhythm within music
Low-Woodwind with a double reed
Part of an instrument that holds a reed firmly
A type of stick used for pitched percussion
A term used for different ways for pronunciation in music
Umbrella term used for volume
Lowest pitched brass instrument
Term used for a loud dynamic
A term used to identify which notes will have flats or sharps
Term used for a medium loud dynamic
Term used to gradually get softer
A musical symbol only used for higher pitched instruments
Percussion instrument that makes a "boom" sound
Term used to play something over again in music
Term used to gradually get louder

38 Clues: A pause in music • A big slide whistle • A type of drum stick • Woodwind with a double-reed • Term used for a loud dynamic • Instrument that uses no reed • Umbrella term used for volume • Term used for a quite dynamic • Low-Woodwind with a double reed • Lowest pitched brass instrument • Highest pitched brass instrument • A term used to "bring out" a note • ...

Music Elements II 2024-09-05

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how specific notes are played or sung; enables expression in music
how loud or soft the sound
gradually getting softer
two separate melodic lines sounding simultaneously
a group of notes with a beginning and end that conveys a musical thought
the organization of rhythm patterns in a piece of music; the time signature helps indicate meter
how fast or slow the sounds
the tune; the arrangement of pitches
how the piece of music is organized; the parts of the song have a particular order when listening to the whole piece
from the beginning; represented by D.C.
the unique sound of an instrument or voice in music
very loud
walking speed
chord based
the end of a phrase or section marked by a harmonic change, rhythmic or melodic articulation
using clarity and precision when singing or speaking
soft

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where the piece of music ends
how long or short the sounds
playing notes short and detatched
ending section of a piece in music
medium soft
loud
the way to emphasize a note or group of notes in a musical piece
two or more pitches played at the same time that generally sound pleasing
slow
a single melodic line played by one instrument or voice
very slow
the organization of multiple beats, often arranged in patterns across measures in the piece
how the overall music sounds with differing amounts of layers in the sound
fast
gradually getting louder
all voices singing the same pitch or melody at the same time
the high and low of sound
the steady pulse in music
the pronounciation of words by a singer

36 Clues: loud • slow • fast • soft • very slow • very loud • medium soft • chord based • walking speed • gradually getting softer • gradually getting louder • the high and low of sound • the steady pulse in music • how loud or soft the sound • how fast or slow the sounds • how long or short the sounds • where the piece of music ends • playing notes short and detatched • ending section of a piece in music • ...

EMSO Crossword Puzzle 2024-12-12

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This symbol indicates the end of a piece of music.
A sequence of notes in ascending or descending order.
This symbol lowers the pitch of a note. The opposite of a sharp.
This tells us which notes are sharp or flat throughout the entire piece.
String instrument that is held between your knees and has pegs.
The pulse of the music.
This word tells musicians when to pluck their music.
Symbol at the beginning of the staff that indicates pitch range.
Sticky substance applied to a bow to create friction.
Adjusting the pitch of a note so that it is correct.
This symbol is written at the beginning of every line of music.
A note that is not sharp or flat.
The speed of the music.
This word tells musicians when to play with the bow.
A section of music between two bar lines.
This symbol raises the pitch of a note. NOT called a "hashtag".
Medium tempo.
The largest and lowest-pitched string instrument in the orchestra.
A piece played by one musician.

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Indicates how loud or soft the music should be played.
String instrument that is similar to the violin, but bigger.
Slower, walking tempo.
This tells us how many beats are in each measure
This composer wrote "Ode to Joy" even though he was completely deaf.
This person leads the orchestra with a baton.
Fast tempo.
Smallest and highest-pitched string instrument in the orchestra.
This key signature has two sharps: F# and C#
This composer wrote "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" at age 6.
Italian word for "Broken Chord".
This person writes music.
Set of five lines and four spaces where music notes are written.

32 Clues: Fast tempo. • Medium tempo. • Slower, walking tempo. • The pulse of the music. • The speed of the music. • This person writes music. • A piece played by one musician. • Italian word for "Broken Chord". • A note that is not sharp or flat. • A section of music between two bar lines. • This key signature has two sharps: F# and C# • This person leads the orchestra with a baton. • ...

Chapter 7 Test 2025-04-01

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Composer of La Mer and Claire de Lune (last name).
Composer of Pierrot Lunaire and A Survivor from Warsaw (last name).
Composer of Music for 18 Musicians and Clapping Music.
A compositional technique of assigning values to musical information.
Technique of shifting the normal accent by stressing weak beats or placing the accent between the beats themselves.
Composer of Rhapsody in Blue and Porgy and Bess (last name).
Composer who helped define the distinct American sound by combining his European musical training with jazz and folk elements (last name).
Technique in which two tonal centers are sounding at the same time.
Composer of Kontakte.
Composer for the Rite of Spring (last name).
Music composed by manipulating only electronically-produced sounds (two words).
Composer of Overworld Theme.

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Music without a tonal center.
An instrument that electronically generate a wide variety of sounds.
A music genre which represents an event, object, or concept.
Compositional attempt to infuse characteristics of the classic period with twentieth century harmonies.
Music written without ever repeating a section (two words).
Type of electro-acoustic music that uses both electronically produced sounds and recorded natural sounds (two words).
Composer of Duke Bluebeard's Castle and the Wooden Prince. Also created a certain pizzicato style.
A compositional style which attempted to eliminate harmony and tonal melody.
A Spanish dance in three-quarter time.
Compositional technique meant to distill music down to its fundamental elements.
Alban Berg, Anton Webern, and Arnold Schoenberg (three words).
Who invented the phonograph in 1877?
Composer of Concerto for the Left Hand and Daphnes et Chloe
Choreographer for The Rite of Spring (last name).

26 Clues: Composer of Kontakte. • Composer of Overworld Theme. • Music without a tonal center. • Who invented the phonograph in 1877? • A Spanish dance in three-quarter time. • Composer for the Rite of Spring (last name). • Choreographer for The Rite of Spring (last name). • Composer of La Mer and Claire de Lune (last name). • Composer of Music for 18 Musicians and Clapping Music. • ...

BAND 2025-02-21

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The foundation upon which notes are drawn.
A brass instrument that uses a slide to produce different notes.
A brass instrument that has three keys and can play around 39 different notes.
Refers to a gradual increase in volume or intensity in a piece of music.
A song that is a mix of Friend Like Me, A Whole New World, Under The Sea, and Beauty and The Beast.
A sequence of chords that brings a section of music to a close.
A new instrument that Percussion plays in the song Mechanical Monsters.
A section in a band that involves drums and other instruments such as gongs, bells, cymbals, rattles, and tambourines.
It means the music should be played at an upbeat and bright tempo.
Used to describe a moderately slow tempo.

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A visual symbol, printed on a musical staff, that indicates what key a section of music is written in.
The basic unit of time in music, or the pulse you tap your foot to.
Our band director
The written or printed signs representing vocal or instrumental sound.
A song that has to do with a Pagoda.
When a chord of notes is broken and played in sequence.
A symbol used in sheet music to denote where the final passage of a piece begins.
The main tune or theme of a song, the part you hum or sing along to.
When a specific note or phrase is emphasized with an increase in intensity.
Also known as a measure, it is a segment of time in music that contains a specific number of beats.

20 Clues: Our band director • A song that has to do with a Pagoda. • Used to describe a moderately slow tempo. • The foundation upon which notes are drawn. • When a chord of notes is broken and played in sequence. • A sequence of chords that brings a section of music to a close. • A brass instrument that uses a slide to produce different notes. • ...

HOUSE 2025-02-22

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A COMMON CHARACTERISTIC OF BLACK MUSIC
A COMMON PLACE TO HEAR HOUSE MUSIC
DJ, Trans activist, and a common mustard
Ladadiladida-Ladadiladida-Ladadiladida
House music is normally between 120-130 _____
Chicago, _____, and New York City WERE BIRTHPLACES OF HOUSE
HOUSE MUSIC IS LINKED TO THE ____ COMMUNITY
Many producers may ______ to create a new track

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this hit song by Robin S.
DJ Frankie _______ of the Bronx, and resident DJ with Levan at Paradise Garage, brought New York City’s club culture, DJing styles, and catalog of sounds to Chicago in 1977
A blend between multiple tracks
______samplers, sequencers, and drum machines became cheaper and more accessible, allowing bedroom producers to emerge.
A pre-cursor to house music
gospel, disco, and soul are considered the ____ of house music
KNOWN AS DJ _____,Stacey Hale, was the first female house music artist in Detroit
AN iconic nightclub on Chicago's Southside; birthplace for the name of the genre
Named after the iconic magazzine, this hit track was sampled by Beyonce and includes call out's to iconic Black women artists

17 Clues: this hit song by Robin S. • A pre-cursor to house music • A blend between multiple tracks • A COMMON PLACE TO HEAR HOUSE MUSIC • A COMMON CHARACTERISTIC OF BLACK MUSIC • Ladadiladida-Ladadiladida-Ladadiladida • DJ, Trans activist, and a common mustard • HOUSE MUSIC IS LINKED TO THE ____ COMMUNITY • House music is normally between 120-130 _____ • ...

Music Dynamics and Tempo 2022-10-03

Music Dynamics and Tempo crossword puzzle

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Word meaning Soft in music
Word meaning to gradually get softer in music
Word meaning fast tempo in music
Word meaning Moderately Loud in music
Word meaning Extra Loud in music

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Word meaning to gradually get louder in music
Word meaning medium tempo in music
Word meaning slow tempo in music
Word meaning Loud in music
Word meaning Extra quiet in music
Word meaning Moderately Soft in music

11 Clues: Word meaning Loud in music • Word meaning Soft in music • Word meaning slow tempo in music • Word meaning fast tempo in music • Word meaning Extra Loud in music • Word meaning Extra quiet in music • Word meaning medium tempo in music • Word meaning Moderately Loud in music • Word meaning Moderately Soft in music • Word meaning to gradually get louder in music • ...

ALTERNATIVE ROCK 2023-11-28

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a group of people playing music
beat in music
something in a record player
current book genre
customised queue of songs
live music performance
playing more than one note at the same time
boosts sound for electric guitars

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intrusment
pure and natural sound
music genre
music genre
verses of the song
band (a reason why people wear glasses)
collection of recorded tracks

15 Clues: intrusment • music genre • music genre • beat in music • verses of the song • current book genre • pure and natural sound • live music performance • customised queue of songs • something in a record player • collection of recorded tracks • a group of people playing music • boosts sound for electric guitars • band (a reason why people wear glasses) • ...

Year 4 Music Term 1 2025-03-03

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What is your Music Teacher's last name: Mrs ...?
What is the highest note: mi re do?
One sound on a beat is called...?
The part of the music that matches the words
Is do to re a step or skip?
No sounds on a beat is called...?
According to the song, what does the horse do so fast?
The place where music notes live that has five lines and four spaces
What is the lowest note: mi re do?
The part of music that is steady and even and doesn't change
According to the song, Up Above a bird is ... by?

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How many spaces in a music staff
Two sounds on a beat is called...?
Is re to mi a step of skip
The term for notes like do re and mi
According to the song the bird is moving like an...?
Performing the same song but starting at a different time
According to the song how many days old is the porridge?
How many beats are in the song Up Above?
How many lines on a music staff

20 Clues: Is re to mi a step of skip • Is do to re a step or skip? • How many lines on a music staff • How many spaces in a music staff • One sound on a beat is called...? • No sounds on a beat is called...? • Two sounds on a beat is called...? • What is the lowest note: mi re do? • What is the highest note: mi re do? • The term for notes like do re and mi • ...

Middle School Band 2025-05-22

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slightly slower than allegro
return to previous tempo
when music changes time signature
slightly faster than andante
return to beginning jump to coda
2 beats in a measure half note gets one beat
compose and play music on the spot
gradually slow down
style of music with roots in rhythm and blues

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notes played light and separated
animated or lively
three different parts played simultaneously
energetically
a summary that restates the main point
gradually play softer
three or more pitches played simultaneously
when music moves from one key to another
lively
very much (italian)

19 Clues: lively • energetically • animated or lively • very much (italian) • gradually slow down • gradually play softer • return to previous tempo • slightly slower than allegro • slightly faster than andante • notes played light and separated • return to beginning jump to coda • when music changes time signature • compose and play music on the spot • a summary that restates the main point • ...

Elements of Music 2022-04-21

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Assign notes to certain lines or spaces
The same distance as two half steps.
Small groups or segments of music
The music slows down
When more than one pitch is sounding at the same time
Raises the note by a half step
Five lines where notes are placed in order to indicate their pitch
The music speeds up

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The distance from one key on the keyboard to the next adjacent key
The foundation on which music is written, arranged, and performed.
The A section is introduced, then revisited between each new section. ABACADA, etc...
One section followed by a completely different section
One section followed by a completely different section and then a repeat of the first section
The main part in a musical composition
The structure of music
Lowers the note by a half step
The movement of musical sounds through time.
How fast or slow the music is

18 Clues: The music speeds up • The music slows down • The structure of music • How fast or slow the music is • Lowers the note by a half step • Raises the note by a half step • Small groups or segments of music • The same distance as two half steps. • The main part in a musical composition • Assign notes to certain lines or spaces • The movement of musical sounds through time. • ...

Crossword of 30's to 70's music (No spaces in words) 2019-06-01

Crossword of 30's to 70's music (No spaces in words) crossword puzzle

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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 • ...

Crossword of 30's to 70's music (No spaces in words) 2019-06-01

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A ban in the 1960 that created "Let it Be"
1950's, creator of "Jail House Rock"
1950's, creator of "Ready Teddy"
1940's group, created Jungle Bells
1960 known for their music on Rock and Roll
Music genre really common in 1960's
An event that made pop rock popular in the USA
1950's, Band maker of the song, "Mr.sandman"
1940's, creator of the music, "In the mood"
1940's, creator of the music, "Sing Sing Sing"
A type of rock that is known by the band called, "beach boys"

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1950's creator of fly for moon
1940's popular song genre
1950's creator of High school podth
1940's creator of Hello Dolly
An American singer born in 1941, may 13th
A war that made the world live in dark time which might be a reason for such jolly music during and after it
Music genre that is pretty calming

4thyr arts d 2013-12-10

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other instrument played by Franz Liszt aside from piano.
refers specifically to the period extending roughly from 1815-1918.
chords were used more freely than during the classical era
music is instrumental associated with story, poem, or scene
_________-composed form uses different music for each stanza.
the piccolo belongs to the __________ family
during the romantic period, ________ horn became a stand out in the orchestra
nationality of Chopin
his life is a long struggle in making his vision of music drama a reality

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became a very popular vocal form during the Romantic period.
many romantic ________ were inspired by the image of Beethoven
a composition for solo voice and piano
also a skilled artist in pencil and water colour
a form uses the same music for each stanza
Romeo and Juliet is a famous ________ by Shakespeare
music critic
the meaning of the musical symbol f
all Chopin’s works involve the ______, solo, or accompanied.
“union of the arts” means a _______ of many arts such as poetry and music

19 Clues: music critic • nationality of Chopin • the meaning of the musical symbol f • a composition for solo voice and piano • a form uses the same music for each stanza • the piccolo belongs to the __________ family • also a skilled artist in pencil and water colour • Romeo and Juliet is a famous ________ by Shakespeare • other instrument played by Franz Liszt aside from piano. • ...

Year 4 Music Term 1 2025-03-03

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What is your Music Teacher's last name: Mrs ...?
What is the highest note: mi re do?
One sound on a beat is called...?
The part of the music that matches the words
Is do to re a step or skip?
No sounds on a beat is called...?
According to the song, what does the horse do so fast?
The place where music notes live that has five lines and four spaces
What is the lowest note: mi re do?
The part of music that is steady and even and doesn't change
According to the song, Up Above a bird is ... by?

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How many spaces in a music staff
Two sounds on a beat is called...?
Is re to mi a step of skip
The term for notes like do re and mi
According to the song the bird is moving like an...?
Performing the same song but starting at a different time
According to the song how many days old is the porridge?
How many beats are in the song Up Above?
How many lines on a music staff

Modern Era Music 2022-02-15

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Music performed by electronic instruments
Music based on patterns
Music that led to jazz music
An example of an electronic instrument
Wrote "Einstein on the Beach"
Wrote "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima"

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Wrote "The Sea Symphony"
Music decided by the performer (rolling dice, flipping coin)
Music without a key center
Wrote Sprechstimme
Wrote "The Entertainer"
Wrote "Rite of Spring"
Speech-singing

13 Clues: Speech-singing • Wrote Sprechstimme • Wrote "Rite of Spring" • Music based on patterns • Wrote "The Entertainer" • Wrote "The Sea Symphony" • Music without a key center • Music that led to jazz music • Wrote "Einstein on the Beach" • An example of an electronic instrument • Music performed by electronic instruments • Wrote "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima" • ...

Zavalaga music crossword puzzle 2018-03-22

Zavalaga music crossword puzzle crossword puzzle

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Most famous composer of St. Louis ragtime
Popular dance
Type of music Joplin invented
The music of ________ _____ was an important style of music
What year was Foster born?
The year foster died
What instrument was used to play Ragtime

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“My Old Kentucky Home,” “ Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair,” and “Beautiful Dreamer” were his most ___________ songs
Type of music that Ragtime influenced
Music was popular before the _____ ___
The year Joplin was born
The type of music Foster writes theme was ____ ____
Fosters first song was called “Open thy_______, love”
Hand used to play syncopated melodies
The first Foster used was the _____

15 Clues: Popular dance • The year foster died • The year Joplin was born • What year was Foster born? • Type of music Joplin invented • The first Foster used was the _____ • Type of music that Ragtime influenced • Hand used to play syncopated melodies • Music was popular before the _____ ___ • What instrument was used to play Ragtime • Most famous composer of St. Louis ragtime • ...

Lucas Garrow 2023-02-10

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Japan is very _____
Japanese flute played by monks.
China has very different ______ in the North and South
Chinese lute with four silk strings
Part of the instrument that vibrates and amplifies the sound
Chinese music has very _____ sounds
Tibetan music is very connected to ______
K-pop has a huge ______ presence

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Chinese music expresses the ____ of the current ruler or dynasty
The Dalai Lama is the exiled _______ leader of Tibet.
Japanese music, refining and perfecting the little _____
Share the ____ of the land
Japanese music preserves ancient ______
Japanese music, Maximum effect with ____
K-pop is pop singing mixed with ___

15 Clues: Japan is very _____ • Share the ____ of the land • Japanese flute played by monks. • K-pop has a huge ______ presence • Chinese lute with four silk strings • Chinese music has very _____ sounds • K-pop is pop singing mixed with ___ • Japanese music preserves ancient ______ • Japanese music, Maximum effect with ____ • Tibetan music is very connected to ______ • ...

The Musical Elements 2018-09-27

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A family of instruments which include a violin
A person who writes a piece of music
No sound
Hoe the piece of music is put together
Two people playing a piece of music
Long or short
Loud or Quiet
A family of instruments which include a flute and clarinet

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A family of instruments which include a trumpet and cornet
Thick or thin
Fast or slow
A group of people playing different instruments
the instruments or voices
A person who keeps the orchestra in time
A family of instruments which include a triangle
A person who plays music
A person who plays a piece of music by themselves

17 Clues: No sound • Fast or slow • Thick or thin • Long or short • Loud or Quiet • A person who plays music • the instruments or voices • Two people playing a piece of music • A person who writes a piece of music • Hoe the piece of music is put together • A person who keeps the orchestra in time • A family of instruments which include a violin • A group of people playing different instruments • ...

Jazz - Music 2024-05-07

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tragedy sprung music
Where most slaves came from
Man who's music had many connections to Jazz Music
People have racial ______
Name for the categories of music
to improve or replace something
what the music gave the slaves hope of

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The worlds greatest piano player 1950s
Where most jazz musicians played (country)
Jazz music allowed musicians to leave their ____
pieces of music which are commonly played, by a variety of musicians
making it up as you go along
Succession or arrangement of sounds

13 Clues: tragedy sprung music • People have racial ______ • Where most slaves came from • making it up as you go along • to improve or replace something • Name for the categories of music • Succession or arrangement of sounds • The worlds greatest piano player 1950s • what the music gave the slaves hope of • Where most jazz musicians played (country) • ...

Year 8 Chinese - Music 2025-05-30

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rap
music band
pop music
have seen
compare
sounds bad
Chinese song
genre

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have heard
listen to music
concert
cool
sounds good
English song
musician

15 Clues: rap • cool • genre • concert • compare • musician • pop music • have seen • have heard • music band • sounds bad • sounds good • English song • Chinese song • listen to music

Year 8 Chinese - Music 2025-05-30

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music band
rap
pop music
sounds bad
have seen
concert
English song
cool

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have heard
Chinese song
genre
musician
sounds good
listen to music
compare

15 Clues: rap • cool • genre • compare • concert • musician • pop music • have seen • have heard • music band • sounds bad • sounds good • Chinese song • English song • listen to music

Music Genre 2023-07-20

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Pop music is popular and easy to listen to. It has catchy melodies and lyrics that are easy to sing along with. It's great for dancing and singing!
Rock music is energetic and features guitars and drums. It can be loud and powerful or soft and emotional. Many people love rocking out to this genre!
/ EDM Electronic or EDM music is full of electronic sounds and beats that make you want to dance. It's perfect for parties and music festivals, where people can dance and have fun.
Reggaeton is a Latin music genre with a mix of reggae and hip-hop. It has a catchy beat and often features Spanish lyrics. It's great for dancing and having a good time.
Blues music is soulful and talks about overcoming challenges in life. It has a unique sound with guitars and harmonicas. Listening to blues can make you feel emotional.
Metal music is intense and loud with heavy guitars and drums. It can be aggressive and energetic, making it a favorite for fans who enjoy headbanging and powerful music.
/ Rap Hip-hop and rap music have strong beats and often tell stories through rapping. It's all about expressing yourself and your experiences through words and rhythm.
Jazz music is smooth and improvisational. It often features saxophones, trumpets, and pianos. It's great for relaxing and enjoying the musical talents of the musicians.

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Folk music is traditional and tells stories about different cultures and histories. It often features acoustic guitars and simple melodies that are easy to sing along with.
Gospel music is uplifting and full of faith. It's often sung in churches and has powerful voices and inspiring lyrics. Many people find comfort and hope in gospel songs.
Reggae music has a relaxed and laid-back vibe. It's originally from Jamaica and often talks about peace and love. Listening to reggae can make you feel happy and carefree.
Country music often tells stories about life, love, and the outdoors. It features guitars, fiddles, and a distinctive Southern sound that many people enjoy.
(Rhythm and Blues) R&B music is soulful and emotional. It often talks about love and relationships. The smooth voices of R&B singers make it enjoyable to listen to and feel the emotions.
Classical music is elegant and timeless. It features orchestras and can be both lively and calming. Many famous composers like Beethoven and Mozart wrote classical music.
K-pop is a popular music genre from Korea with catchy songs and incredible dance performances. Many K-pop groups have fans from all around the world who love their music.

15 Clues: Pop music is popular and easy to listen to. It has catchy melodies and lyrics that are easy to sing along with. It's great for dancing and singing! • Rock music is energetic and features guitars and drums. It can be loud and powerful or soft and emotional. Many people love rocking out to this genre! • ...

Tison MS Band Crossword 2020-12-04

Tison MS Band Crossword crossword puzzle

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The box the teacher stands on
The dynamic marking for loud
To gradually get louder
What do you do at this symbol in music: '
The word for volume in music
The person you watch when you perform
This type of note gets 1 beat _____ note
This type of note gets 2 beats _____ note

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The musical word for how fast you perform
This type of note gets 1/2 beat _____ note
The name of this symbol in music: .
The subject you are studying
This type of note gets 4 beats ____ note
The highest sounding band instrument
The class that you are in
The dynamic marking for soft
The name of this symbol in music: >
The lowest sounding band instrument

18 Clues: To gradually get louder • The class that you are in • The subject you are studying • The dynamic marking for loud • The dynamic marking for soft • The word for volume in music • The box the teacher stands on • The name of this symbol in music: . • The name of this symbol in music: > • The lowest sounding band instrument • The highest sounding band instrument • ...

OW2 Unit 3 - Part 1&2 2023-05-01

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Another word for 'melody' ist ...
When you say that, it ... me feel quite happy.
I could listen ... this album forever!
Does this music have to be so ... ?
... day, I play the guitar for half an hour.
The lead singer has a ... voice.
Folk, rock, pop and jazz are diferent styles of ...
That piece of music has an unusual ...
In 'melody', the ... falls on the first part of the word.
The story of his life as a rock star is absolutely ...

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My best friend doesn't like dance music, and ... do I.
It's a beautiful ... but it makes me sad.
The text in a song are called ...
Do you have a hobby that plays a big ... in your life?
My aunt was a professional ... when she was younger.
Listening to music always puts me in a good ...
This part of a song is repeated again and again.
I'm sorry, I didn't ... what you said.
Do you know when their next ... is coming out?
Their ... of music is somewhere between folk and pop.
After the concert, everbody does this with his hands.

21 Clues: The lead singer has a ... voice. • Another word for 'melody' ist ... • The text in a song are called ... • Does this music have to be so ... ? • I could listen ... this album forever! • That piece of music has an unusual ... • I'm sorry, I didn't ... what you said. • It's a beautiful ... but it makes me sad. • ... day, I play the guitar for half an hour. • ...

Week 7 Spelling Words 2025-09-18

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the lowest male singing voice, or the low sounds in music.
a book of the Old Testament that tells about a man who helped rebuild the walls of Jerusalem.
the person who leads a choir or orchestra.
a group of four people who sing or play music together.
a high male singing voice.
a small concert where someone performs music, dance, or drama.
the highest female singing voice.
a string instrument you play by strumming or plucking.
when different notes are sung or played together and sound good.

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a person who plays the piano.
a religious song of praise.
the beat or pattern of sounds in music.
a group of singers who perform together.
a book of the Old Testament that tells the story of Queen Esther, who bravely saved her people.
a song or piece of music performed by two people.
practice before a performance.
a group of singers, or the part of a song that repeats.
someone who plays music or sings.
the main tune of a song that you can sing.
a string instrument you play with a bow.

20 Clues: a high male singing voice. • a religious song of praise. • a person who plays the piano. • practice before a performance. • someone who plays music or sings. • the highest female singing voice. • the beat or pattern of sounds in music. • a group of singers who perform together. • a string instrument you play with a bow. • the person who leads a choir or orchestra. • ...

Grade 5S Unit 3 Review 2022-10-18

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You do this on stage for others to see
The thumping sound you hear in music
A letter/alphabet you can read in music
we use this for music
Drums
Saxophone and Flute
A nice sounding tune of music

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Do this if you want to improve
Many people go here to watch someone
A group of people who play music together
Violin and guitar
A nice flow of music or dance
I am the main singer in our group.
A group of notes played together

14 Clues: Drums • Violin and guitar • Saxophone and Flute • we use this for music • A nice flow of music or dance • A nice sounding tune of music • Do this if you want to improve • A group of notes played together • I am the main singer in our group. • Many people go here to watch someone • The thumping sound you hear in music • You do this on stage for others to see • ...

Music, FCE, Revision, DPB 2020-11-30

Music, FCE, Revision, DPB crossword puzzle

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COMPETE: Spotify, iTunes and YouTube have made the music industry much more … because now you don´t need a record company to release a hit. (11)
PERSON: … speaking, I’d much rather meet Mick Jagger than Paul McCartney. (10)
Shakira … up the guitar at 11 and has been playing ever since. (4)
The principal performer or band at a music festival, normally the most famous. (9)
A large group of people, at a concert, for instance. (5)
I went to a Rolling Stones … last night. Synonym of concert. (3)
REAL: The most successful rappers are those who sing about … situations, in a believable way. (9)
The competition winner will win a week … tour with Ariana Grande as she travels around France and Northern Italy. (2)
An old-fashioned format for playing and recording music that used large plastic discs. (5)
FORTUNE: …, having been charged with two murders, Rapper YNW Melly will not perform at the festival. (13)
PRIVATE: The worst thing about being famous is the lack of … (7)
I wanted to see Drake perform at the Bullring but they had sold … of tickets , so we´ll have to wait for him to tour again. (3)
Despite performing for years, nobody had heard of Post Malone until the song, White Iverson. That’s when his career took … and he became a household name. (3)

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I was dancing … Stefan at the party last night. (4)
COLLECT: The great thing about Spotify is that it allows people to access their music … from wherever they are in the world. (11)
A term for sb or sth that will soon achieve success, and probably be famous too; ...-and-coming. (2)
DIGIT: Downloading music … is the second most popular way to buy music. (9)
The location for an organised event, such as a concert, conference or performance. (5)
Freddie Mercury, Mick Jagger and Adam Levine are all … singers. (4)
REASON: The tickets for The Happy Buddha music festival are …. priced as they started from just £15. (11)
I’m quite keen … rock music (2).
A term for a single song on a CD. (5)
A performance that you see in person. A concert is an example of … music. (4)
Sometimes I put on classical music, but it depends … how I’m feeling. (2)
A compilation of recordings issued as a single item, such as a CD. (5)
VOCAL: The … is the person in the band who sings. (8)
FAMOUS: Many people go into music hoping to find … and fortune. (4)
The name for styles of music, books, or films, (5)
I like listening … soul music, (2)
Someone who admires, supports, or followers sb or sth. (3)
In my opinion, … far the best song this year has been Lil’ Numpty’s Da HibbityHobbity Hoodwink. (2)
Have you heard … M.C. Bootyshake? He’s new, but really good. (2)

32 Clues: I’m quite keen … rock music (2). • I like listening … soul music, (2) • A term for a single song on a CD. (5) • The name for styles of music, books, or films, (5) • I was dancing … Stefan at the party last night. (4) • VOCAL: The … is the person in the band who sings. (8) • A large group of people, at a concert, for instance. (5) • ...

Post Civil War Popular Music 2024-04-14

Post Civil War Popular Music crossword puzzle

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1st device invented to capture sound
One of the most famous blues standards that was a solo piece and later arranged for ensembles
Known as the Big Easy and origins of Jazz
A jazz piano style that uses the left hand leaping across the piano
The separation of things or people
1st jazz music arranger and toured the nation playing rags, the blues, and "jazz"
Features 2 lines of instruments with the 1st line including a clarinet, cornet, and trombone with the 2nd line including piano, drums, and tuba
A French law that defined the conditions of slavery in French colonial territories
A device that converts sound into an electrical signal
A wandering musician from the late 19th century
Locations where African Americans would hang out to listen to music, dance, or gamble
Invented by Edison, this device would be able to capture and replay sounds and music
A repeated swung note or shuffle rhythm that was originally used in piano boogie woogie

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The 1st ensemble that brought jazz to the average Americans
One of the most famous rags of all time and became the model for ragtime compositions
Known as the "mother of the blues"
Involves holding a slide against a guitar string to create a glissando effect
Guitarist and master of the blues that greatly influenced many others in the 20th century
Most famous ragtime composer
A region from where the earliest blues originated
A funeral that has the family, friends, and a brass band marching to the cemetery and back playing music
A group of music publishers and songwriters in Manhattan that dominated popular music from 1885 to the 1950s
A genre of music that combined African American rhythms and march qualities
A genre and form of music that features a specific chord progression, a walking bass, call and response, uses the blues scale, and flattened "blue "notes
pianists and singers who represented music publishers and promoted the sales of sheet music
Location of New Orleans where musicians were able to experiment freely
A form of music that originated in America that features syncopated rhythms, polyphonic ensemble playing, improvisation, pitch manipulation and an ever-evolving sound
The most common structure or form in a blues piece
Known as the dirty blues, music could have double meanings, one which was okay and another which could be considered offensive

29 Clues: Most famous ragtime composer • Known as the "mother of the blues" • The separation of things or people • 1st device invented to capture sound • Known as the Big Easy and origins of Jazz • A wandering musician from the late 19th century • A region from where the earliest blues originated • The most common structure or form in a blues piece • ...

Studio 54 and Nightlife 2023-07-26

Studio 54 and Nightlife crossword puzzle

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- Social gathering, often with music and dancing, typical of nightlife.
- Nightclub in Frankfurt, Germany, known for its innovative design and music.
- The rhythmic basis of disco music that keeps people dancing.
- Dance and music genre that dominated the nightlife of the 70s.
- Energetic dance style with roots in disco music.
- Another famous nightclub in New York City during the 70s.
- Intense beam of light used in nightclub performances.
- Person in charge of playing music at a nightclub.
- Area in a nightclub for people to dance.
- The act of wearing fashionable or extravagant clothing for a night out.

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- Person serving drinks at a bar or nightclub.
- Iconic nightclub in New York City, famous for its exclusivity and star-studded parties.
- Social and entertainment activities that happen after dark.
- Spherical object with mirrored facets used as a disco decoration.
- Shiny decoration often associated with disco fashion and ambiance.
- Fashionable and in tune with the latest trends.
- The decade when disco and vibrant nightlife thrived.
- A style characterized by extravagance and theatricality, common in nightlife fashion.
- Popular activity in nightclubs during the disco era.
- Alcoholic beverages commonly consumed in nightlife venues.

20 Clues: - Area in a nightclub for people to dance. • - Person serving drinks at a bar or nightclub. • - Fashionable and in tune with the latest trends. • - Energetic dance style with roots in disco music. • - Person in charge of playing music at a nightclub. • - The decade when disco and vibrant nightlife thrived. • - Popular activity in nightclubs during the disco era. • ...

Year 7 Music Terms 2024-02-03

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Gradually getting louder in volume.
Semibreve, Minim, Crotchet, Quaver
Used to read notes and rhythm on the stave
Gradually getting softer in volume.
The time and duration of sound and silences made into pattern.
How high or low sounds in music are.
The main tune of a song
The part of a song that transitions between two main sections
How the music is divided into different sections
What music is separated into
The underlying pulse that keeps music steady and consistent.
The highest of the singing voices
When several notes or chords come together to create a certain sound.

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The layers in music
Alphabet The letters A, B, C, D, E, E, and G.
When three or more notes are played at the same time.
The set of notes the song uses
The volume of music – soft or loud.
Five horizontal lines that indicate the pitch
Making up the song or melody as you play.
The voice lower than a soprano
A range of voice that is between the bass and the alto.
Singing without any instruments
The lowest part of the harmony

24 Clues: The layers in music • The main tune of a song • What music is separated into • The set of notes the song uses • The voice lower than a soprano • The lowest part of the harmony • Singing without any instruments • The highest of the singing voices • Semibreve, Minim, Crotchet, Quaver • Gradually getting louder in volume. • Gradually getting softer in volume. • ...

Country Music Crossword 2024-08-15

Country Music Crossword crossword puzzle

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Lively country bar known for its dance floor and live music.
Leather footwear popular among country singers and rodeo stars.
Distinctive nasal sound in classic country music.
First name of the "Coal Miner's Daughter" singer Lynn.
String instrument with a distinctive twang in bluegrass and country music.
First name of the outlaw country legend, "On the Road Again."
"Jolene" singer and creator of Dollywood.
Famous family band that laid the foundation for country music.
First name of the "Friends in Low Places" country superstar.
Rope tool used by cowboys to catch livestock in rodeos.

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Western event featuring bull riding and roping contests.
First name of the "Man in Black" who sang "Ring of Fire."
Vocal technique often used in traditional country and folk music.
City known as the capital of country music.
Rodeo rider often seen in Western movies and songs.
Brand of wide-brimmed hats worn by cowboys.
Term for an independent cowboy, also a title of a Western TV series.
Grand ____ iconic stage in Nashville.
"Fancy" singer who also starred in a self-titled sitcom.
First name of Cline, the singer of "Crazy" and "Walkin' After Midnight."

20 Clues: Grand ____ iconic stage in Nashville. • "Jolene" singer and creator of Dollywood. • City known as the capital of country music. • Brand of wide-brimmed hats worn by cowboys. • Distinctive nasal sound in classic country music. • Rodeo rider often seen in Western movies and songs. • First name of the "Coal Miner's Daughter" singer Lynn. • ...

Brass/Music Instrument Crossword 2024-03-05

Brass/Music Instrument Crossword crossword puzzle

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Loud dynamic level
Type of note that usually gets 1 count
Trumpets read music on this clef
Emphasize a note
Trombone, baritone, and tuba read music on the ______ clef
Brass instrument that has many curves and a small mouthpiece
Music is divided up into these equal sections on the staff
Brass instrument with a slide
A Time ____________ tells how to count the notes/rest of the music
What a brass player buzzes into
Type of note that usually gets 2 counts
The 5 lines and 4 spaces that we read music on

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Gets four counts of sound or silence
The musical alphabet uses the first______ letters of the English alphabet
Lowest sounding brass instrument
Connects two or more notes of the same pitch
Play the music again
Has valves like a trumpet but plays the same notes as trombone
Highest sounding brass instrument
1st and 2nd ________
Soft dynamic level
Connects notes of different pitch to make a smooth sound
Type of note/rest that gets half a count
The opposite of note
Lowers the pitch of a note one half step

25 Clues: Emphasize a note • Loud dynamic level • Soft dynamic level • Play the music again • 1st and 2nd ________ • 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 • ...

Jazz and Blues 2024-01-17

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the volume of music
slaves music eventually evolved into the ________.
to make something up on the spot
Notes of the G chord
A type of song slaves sung while they worked where one person is the leader and the others answer.
People taken against their will from Africa and brought to America to work.
jazz from the 1930's
the speed of music
Notes of the F chord
a woodwind instrument played in dixieland groups that is extremely popular in all types of jazz music.
jazz from the 1960's
Slaves were forced to pick ________.
swing music was often used by young peole to ___________.

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songs about the bible
________ - bar blues
this instrument improvises in dixieland jazz.
a brass instrument with a part that slides
jazz from the 1910's
Notes of the C major chord
jazz from the 1970's
2 notes that do not sound nice together, often occuring in free jazz.
hand drums often used in latin music
instrument like a guitar, but a more metallic sound used in dixieland jazz.
Some would say freejazz can sound __________.

24 Clues: the speed of music • the volume of music • ________ - bar blues • jazz from the 1910's • jazz from the 1970's • Notes of the G chord • jazz from the 1930's • Notes of the F chord • jazz from the 1960's • songs about the bible • Notes of the C major chord • to make something up on the spot • hand drums often used in latin music • Slaves were forced to pick ________. • ...

MLC Crossword 3 2025-11-20

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A portable music player
First YouTube music video to hit 1 billion views
Music streaming platform
Six string instrument
String plucking technique
"Take me home, country _____"

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Band behind "Viva La Vida"
"Is this the real life? Is this just _______?"
Artist behind "Mask Off"
First name of the singer of Paramore
Music award
The needle on a record player
MLC's catchphrase: "When music speaks, we ______"
Band behind "Enter Sandman"
Last name of singer who sang "Shake it Off"

15 Clues: Music award • Six string instrument • A portable music player • Artist behind "Mask Off" • Music streaming platform • String plucking technique • Band behind "Viva La Vida" • Band behind "Enter Sandman" • The needle on a record player • "Take me home, country _____" • First name of the singer of Paramore • Last name of singer who sang "Shake it Off" • ...

Jazz Part 2 2024-12-11

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What type of drumming is associated with Cool Jazz?
A style of music that blends rhythms and percussion instruments of Cuba and the Caribbean with jazz.
Who started Latin jazz?
Where did Cool Jazz musicians bring jazz?
two or more melodic lines occurring at the same time.
Cool jazz was a blending of jazz and ______ music.
Latin beats are highly _____ giving them a sense of life and fun.
Composers or performers blend two or more styles of music together to create _____

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______ and the The Tony Williams Lifetime band started Jazz Fusion.
Who is the father of fusion music?
Solo instrument in fusion
Most jazz uses a Swing feel, but Latin jazz has a _____ feel.
what was the name of music that derives from what journalists saw as an understated feeling in the music.
The instruments in fusion are _____
Type of Latin Jazz
Types of Latin Jazz
Solo instrument in fusion.

17 Clues: Type of Latin Jazz • Types of Latin Jazz • Who started Latin jazz? • Solo instrument in fusion • Solo instrument in fusion. • Who is the father of fusion music? • The instruments in fusion are _____ • Where did Cool Jazz musicians bring jazz? • Cool jazz was a blending of jazz and ______ music. • What type of drumming is associated with Cool Jazz? • ...

Pop Culture 2026-03-11

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Famous doll and movie character known around the world. Played by Margot Robbie
Large drink cup popular on TikTok and social media
Marvel superhero who swings through the city using webs
Colourful rubber shoes that became a big fashion trend
Actress known for Euphoria, Dune and Spider-Man films
Wireless earbuds made by Apple
Nintendo video game character who rescues Princess Peach
Sandbox video game where players build and explore
Streaming service used to watch movies and shows
Music artist: albums include 1989 and Midnights, songs include Shake It Off

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Music artist: albums include Lemonade and Renaissance
Music artist: songs include Drivers License and album Sour
Music artist: songs include As It Was and album Harry’s House
DC superhero known as the Dark Knight
Popular online battle royale video game
Music artist: songs include God’s Plan and Hotline Bling
Music artist: songs include Bad Guy and album Happier Than Ever

17 Clues: Wireless earbuds made by Apple • DC superhero known as the Dark Knight • Popular online battle royale video game • Streaming service used to watch movies and shows • Large drink cup popular on TikTok and social media • Sandbox video game where players build and explore • Music artist: albums include Lemonade and Renaissance • ...

Music - Unit 6B 2025-10-30

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A category or type of music, such as jazz, pop, or rock.
The special room where musicians record songs
The words of a song
A style of upbeat electronic music, often played in clubs.
A live musical performance for an audience
A small group of musicians, often playing rock or pop music
An new version of a recorded song, often created by a DJ.
Heard in movies.
Your teacher started to play this in middle school because he thought it would make him look cool.

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The main tune of a piece of music.
The people who watch and listen to a performance.
Also heard in movies, but just sound, not music.
A music group some girls in this class like.
All tickets for a show have been bought.
Most popular male artist on Spotify.
A collection of songs released together
Most popular female artist on Spotify.

17 Clues: Heard in movies. • The words of a song • The main tune of a piece of music. • Most popular male artist on Spotify. • Most popular female artist on Spotify. • A collection of songs released together • All tickets for a show have been bought. • A live musical performance for an audience • A music group some girls in this class like. • ...

Music Terms HS 2026-01-15

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A note or rest that gets one beat
A note or rest that gets two beats
How you start a note is called the
An articulation that represents separation between notes
A symbol in music that represents sound
A tempo marking that means to speed up
A note or rest that gets half of a beat
A note or rest that gets four beats

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A Musical marking that means to hold the note longer than written.
The speed of music
A symbol in music that represents silence
A P in music represents what dynamic
An F in music represents what dynamic
A tempo marking that means to slow down
what does the M in the dynamic MF Stand for
A pattern of eight notes starting and ending on the same note is a
What is the pulse of music called

17 Clues: The speed of music • A note or rest that gets one beat • What is the pulse of music called • A note or rest that gets two beats • How you start a note is called the • A note or rest that gets four beats • A P in music represents what dynamic • An F in music represents what dynamic • A tempo marking that means to speed up • A tempo marking that means to slow down • ...

Passions Ted Sunny 1 2025-03-31

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These are movies that show science that is not real
This is music which uses lots of instruments
This is an instrument that looks like a violin
These are movies that show fighting
These are movies that show scary scenes
These are movies that show love

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This is the central area of a place
This is a region of a country
This is the traditional music of a country
These are movies that show funny scenes
This is a person who makes music
This is a kind of music that mostly uses a base guitar and a trumpet
This word means a type of movie or music
This word means pleasure
This is a kind of music that mostly uses drums
This word means happiness

16 Clues: This word means pleasure • This word means happiness • This is a region of a country • These are movies that show love • This is a person who makes music • This is the central area of a place • These are movies that show fighting • These are movies that show funny scenes • These are movies that show scary scenes • This word means a type of movie or music • ...

AFTER PARTY 2024-06-07

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Rhythmic sounds in music
Mixed alcoholic drinks
Intense happiness
Person who plays music at events
Something kept hidden
Bright, glowing colours
Being together as one

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Instant photograph
What you can dance to
Moving to music
The rhythm of heartbeats
Clothing ensemble
Dance originating in the late 1980s
A group with shared identity
A sense of family or connection
Celebration of LGBTQ+ identity

16 Clues: Moving to music • Clothing ensemble • Intense happiness • Instant photograph • What you can dance to • Something kept hidden • Being together as one • Mixed alcoholic drinks • Bright, glowing colours • The rhythm of heartbeats • Rhythmic sounds in music • A group with shared identity • Celebration of LGBTQ+ identity • A sense of family or connection • Person who plays music at events • ...

Careers in Music 2025-10-24

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Leads a band or orchestra with a baton.
Oversees music licensing and royalties.
Works with equipment to balance instruments and vocals.
Selects and mixes recorded music for audiences at clubs or events.
Person who writes music.
Handles legal contracts and rights for artists.
Writes the words that singers perform in songs.
Helps to teach music lessons and rehearsals at schools.
Plans concerts and makes sure everything runs smoothly.
Makes posters, album covers, and visual branding.

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Makes sure the piano's notes sound right for performers.
Writes reviews and articles about new albums or concerts.
Chooses and arranges music for a theater show.
Oversees recording sessions and helps shape the final sound.
Uses music to help people improve their emotional or physical health.
Represents artists and helps them find opportunities.
Creates catchy short tunes for commercials and advertisements.

17 Clues: Person who writes music. • Leads a band or orchestra with a baton. • Oversees music licensing and royalties. • Chooses and arranges music for a theater show. • Handles legal contracts and rights for artists. • Writes the words that singers perform in songs. • Makes posters, album covers, and visual branding. • Represents artists and helps them find opportunities. • ...

The Romantic and Modern Classical Periods 2021-02-23

The Romantic and Modern Classical Periods crossword puzzle

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with 27 pieces in total
During the nineteenth century, because of patriotic upheaval, the romantic music composers created this kind of music
uses chords containing tones that are not present in the prevailing major on minor scale
works are based around a dance of Polish origin
the section towards the end of a musical piece
form of music composed with a solo voice accompanied by the piano
used when the composer wants to alter one movement or section by transforming its character with changes in dynamics, orchestration, or rhythm
this music had instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea, or scene.
written by Chopin between 1827 and 1846

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This form uses new music for each stanza to reflect the poem’s changing moods. It does not follow a repetitive form
This is a group of art songs unified by a story line or by musical ideas connecting the songs
This is used when a three-stanza poem has two of the three stanzas set to the same music
was a trend where musicians, created music based on far off, foreign lands
This is a vocal form used where the music is the same for each stanza of a poem or song.
the shaping of music used to hold back slightly or to press forward the tempo

15 Clues: with 27 pieces in total • written by Chopin between 1827 and 1846 • the section towards the end of a musical piece • works are based around a dance of Polish origin • form of music composed with a solo voice accompanied by the piano • was a trend where musicians, created music based on far off, foreign lands • ...

The Romantic and Modern Classical Periods 2021-02-23

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This is a group of art songs unified by a story line or by musical ideas connecting the songs
form of music composed with a solo voice accompanied by the piano
uses chords containing tones that are not present in the prevailing major on minor scale
During the nineteenth century, because of patriotic upheaval, the romantic music composers created this kind of music
this music had instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea, or scene.
This is used when a three-stanza poem has two of the three stanzas set to the same music
with 27 pieces in total
This form uses new music for each stanza to reflect the poem’s changing moods. It does not follow a repetitive form

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the shaping of music used to hold back slightly or to press forward the tempo
This is a vocal form used where the music is the same for each stanza of a poem or song.
written by Chopin between 1827 and 1846
was a trend where musicians, created music based on far off, foreign lands
used when the composer wants to alter one movement or section by transforming its character with changes in dynamics, orchestration, or rhythm
works are based around a dance of Polish origin
the section towards the end of a musical piece

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.

Calypso Music 2021-05-05

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rhythms are off-beat (out of sync)
music that sounds sadder, duller or darker.
patterns of time used in the music
how high or low the notes are in music
A short repeating pattern.
Another style of music which was influenced by the Slave Trade.

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a style of music that originates from the islands of the Caribbean
music that sounds happier and bright.
A calypso, percussion instrument which is made from a metal barrel.
the speed of the music
two of more notes played together.
a set of notes played up and down in step.
the main tune of the music.

13 Clues: the speed of the music • A short repeating pattern. • the main tune of the music. • rhythms are off-beat (out of sync) • patterns of time used in the music • two of more notes played together. • music that sounds happier and bright. • how high or low the notes are in music • a set of notes played up and down in step. • music that sounds sadder, duller or darker. • ...

1970s Music History Braxton Massie 2024-09-26

1970s Music History Braxton Massie crossword puzzle

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Type of music that emerged in 1972 after an attack
Reemerged after releasing "Darkness on the Edge of Town"
Popular new artist who sang and played multiple instruments simultaneously (1976).
1970 band that had an age range of 12-19 among its members
Most popular rock artist in 1978
Music festival held in 1971 but was cancelled due to violence
Bruce Springsteen's hit third album
Artist forced to take a decade long hiatus after a motorcycle accident. Reappeared in 1974
Artist featured in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Protested against Russia by detonating two bombs in public. Brought about soul music.
Invited over 30 Jazz instrumentals to play on the White House lawn on June 18.
Considered one of the greatest musicians of all time. Died on July 6, 1971
Hayes Lead the development of soul music
Type of rock-and-roll usually featured by several English artists. Rebooted in 1971

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Association formed in 1975 around Jazz
This type of rock developed seriously in 1977
Profound musical legend that died in 1977
Music going around the country in 1975 featuring soul music with strong bass and hard a hard drum beat
Popular 1970 music artist that arrived from England
One of the most popular groups in 1976
The movie of which its soundtrack sold over 30 million copies
Lead singer for Aerosmith
Hit #1 in charts for popular, soul, and jazz music with his album "Breezin."
Exploded in 1978 and were ushers for the disco era
Punk rock band that drew in young crowds with unique costumes and heavy rock style

25 Clues: Lead singer for Aerosmith • Most popular rock artist in 1978 • Bruce Springsteen's hit third album • Association formed in 1975 around Jazz • One of the most popular groups in 1976 • Hayes Lead the development of soul music • Profound musical legend that died in 1977 • This type of rock developed seriously in 1977 • Type of music that emerged in 1972 after an attack • ...

Baroque Era and Music Class Intro 2024-04-17

Baroque Era and Music Class Intro crossword puzzle

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The Italian composer who wrote "The Four Seasons"
The lowest instrument of the string family
The musical era which took place between 1600-1750
The characteristic concerning the instruments in a piece of music
The Baroque vocal musical style where the melody sounds like the meaning of the words
The keyboard instrument used in the Baroque era
The composer of "Messiah" who spend most of his life in England
The characteristic regarding how loud or soft the music is
Music which did not originate out of European tradition
The smallest instrument of the string family

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Music which originated out of European tradition
Indian instrument which is considered Non Western
The primary percussion instrument used in the Baroque era
A Baroque form where a melody is repeated in different instruments or voices while the rest of the instruments play an accompaniment
These parts mostly did not exist on Baroque era woodwind instruments
A German term which translates to "Spinning Forth" and refers to the non stop style of Baroque music
The type of music which does not attempt to describe anything or tell a story
The type of music which attempts to describe something or tell a story
The Continent where western music originated
The keyboard instrument invented in the Baroque era, but not used until the Classical era
The country from where 2 of the most famous Baroque composers were born
The composer who was a church organist and set the standard for modern day harmony
Architecture and Art in the Baroque era was very detailed and ...
The fashion accessory that Europeans of importance (like composers) wore on their head

24 Clues: The lowest instrument of the string family • The Continent where western music originated • The smallest instrument of the string family • The keyboard instrument used in the Baroque era • Music which originated out of European tradition • Indian instrument which is considered Non Western • The Italian composer who wrote "The Four Seasons" • ...

7th Grade Composers Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-03

7th Grade Composers Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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Haydn became a _____ at the age of 8. Definition: lead singer in a church choir.
Was Mozart a Romantic or Classical Composer? or Both?
A piece of music which has 4 movements and is played with a full orchestra.
Name of country Mozart was from.
Name of City in Germany where Beethoven was from.
Was Berlioz a Romantic or Classical Composer? or Both?
Name of country Haydn was from.
Name of composer who went deaf and lost his hearing.
Was Haydn a Romantic or Classical Composer? or Both?
Was Beethoven a Romantic or Classical Composer? or Both?

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One of Berlioz's most famous pieces of music; Symphony ______.
Name of Mozart's final piece of music he wrote before he died; a "mass for the dead"
Was Tchaikovsky a Romantic or Classical Composer? or Both?
______ Symphony is a Symphony that tells a story.
A piece of music featuring one soloist being accompanied by a piano.
A theatrical play combined with singing/music.
A piece of music featuring one soloist being accompanied by small group or full orchestra.
Name of country Berlioz was from.
Name of country Tchaikovsky was from.
Type of theatrical and musical art form using dance and music which Tchaikovsky wrote for often; Example "The Nutcracker"

20 Clues: Name of country Haydn was from. • Name of country Mozart was from. • Name of country Berlioz was from. • Name of country Tchaikovsky was from. • A theatrical play combined with singing/music. • ______ Symphony is a Symphony that tells a story. • Name of City in Germany where Beethoven was from. • Name of composer who went deaf and lost his hearing. • ...

Plural and singular nouns 2022-08-27

Plural and singular nouns crossword puzzle

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baby
money
dog
tomato
ceiling
man
fish
tooth

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cat
foot
person
bus
gate
music
water
car
time
house
traffic

19 Clues: cat • bus • dog • car • man • foot • baby • gate • time • fish • money • music • water • house • tooth • person • tomato • ceiling • traffic

Preforming band Musical terms 2024-11-14

Preforming band Musical terms crossword puzzle

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= 3 beats the dot counts as 1
= higher pitch note
= note to note be seperated
= you get 1 beat
= emphisis a note
= lower pitch note
= medium soft
= loud or strong
= usually a flat or a sharp

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= medium
= indicates what key a section of music is written in
= the note is supposed to be played as a single note
= music notes that go above under or over
= cancels the flat or sharp
= take a breath
= a performance technique used in music
= 2 beats
= the fraction after the clef to tell you the beat or the rythem
= form of music

19 Clues: = 2 beats • = medium • = take a breath • = you get 1 beat • = form of music • = medium soft • = emphisis a note • = loud or strong • = lower pitch note • = higher pitch note • = usually a flat or a sharp • = 3 beats the dot counts as 1 • = cancels the flat or sharp • = note to note be seperated • = music notes that go above under or over • ...

ASL 1 Unit 2 2024-12-06

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Deaf
Tired
Galludet
Lose
Right
Some
America
Jesus
Cook

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Need
Wrong
Hearing
Start
Bother
Speak
Sick
Music
English
Shop

19 Clues: Need • Deaf • Lose • Some • Sick • Shop • Cook • Wrong • Tired • Start • Speak • Right • Music • Jesus • Bother • Hearing • America • English • Galludet

ASL 1 Unit 2 2024-12-06

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Galludet
Jesus
Start
Tired
English
Cook
Right
Speak
Need
America

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Wrong
Lose
Hearing
Music
Bother
Sick
Shop
Some
Deaf

19 Clues: Lose • Sick • Shop • Cook • Some • Need • Deaf • Wrong • Music • Jesus • Start • Tired • Right • Speak • Bother • Hearing • English • America • Galludet

4th yr arts D2 2013-12-10

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his life is a long struggle in making his vision of music drama a reality
_________-composed form uses different music for each stanza.
many romantic ________ were inspired by the image of Beethoven
became a very popular vocal form during the Romantic period.
also a skilled artist in pencil and water colour
nationality of Chopin
the meaning of the musical symbol f

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“union of the arts” means a _______ of many arts such as poetry and music
a composition for solo voice and piano
music is instrumental associated with story, poem, or scene
a form uses the same music for each stanza
the piccolo belongs to the __________ family
refers specifically to the period extending roughly from 1815-1918.
chords were used more freely than during the classical era
Romeo and Juliet is a famous ________ by Shakespeare
other instrument played by Franz Liszt aside from piano.
during the romantic period, ________ horn became a stand out in the orchestra
all Chopin’s works involve the ______, solo, or accompanied.
music critic

Renaissance 2020-10-13

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a polyphonic choral composition based on sacred texts
English composer who studied with and worked with Thomas Tallis as an organist and then controlling the music industry in the Renaissance period.
English composer and organist for the Winchester College of 1598. Composed As Vesta Was Descending
German monk, composer wrote many of the Lutheran hymns
English composer, one of the foremost members of the Madrigal school.
Italian Renaissance composer of sacred music. Father of the Mass
Was a Italian composer wrote for over 40 instruments composed one of the most important songs of his time all major events of his life were on Jan 1 He studied at Cremona cathedral.
non church music
Music that portrays the meaning of the words of the text.

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a keyboard instrument, whose strings are plucked
a French composer of the Renaissance who wrote mostly sacred music one example was the motet "Illibata Dei virgo nutrix."
: Renaissance composer who composed sacred and secular music. Mentored and worked with William Byrd as an organist and the music industry in England.
Secular vocal work in several parts (usually 5)
Sacred extended work written in 5 sections.
German composer of the Renaissance period who wrote Terpsichord we listened to "La Bouree" in class.
church music
rebirth

17 Clues: rebirth • church music • non church music • Sacred extended work written in 5 sections. • Secular vocal work in several parts (usually 5) • a keyboard instrument, whose strings are plucked • a polyphonic choral composition based on sacred texts • German monk, composer wrote many of the Lutheran hymns • Music that portrays the meaning of the words of the text. • ...

music unit 1 2025-09-21

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an electronic or acoustic musical instrument with keys, like a piano or synthesizer
to capture music or sound for later playback or publication
a large group of musicians who play instruments together, usually classical music
a series of performances in different places by a musician or band
how clear, accurate, or pleasant the sound is in music or audio equipment.
the act of presenting music or art to an audience as an event or show
percussion instruments played by striking with sticks or hands

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a band that plays before the main act to warm up the audience
the main vocalist in a band or musical group, often the most recognizable member
a list of songs chosen to be played in a particular order
when all tickets to a concert or event are sold and there are none left
to present music, a play, or another type of entertainment to an audience
to make a music album or song available to the public
a person who writes music, especially as a professional occupation
an album recorded during a concert, not in a studio
a group of people watching, listening to, or otherwise experiencing a performance or work of art
the words of a song, especially in popular music

17 Clues: the words of a song, especially in popular music • an album recorded during a concert, not in a studio • to make a music album or song available to the public • a list of songs chosen to be played in a particular order • to capture music or sound for later playback or publication • a band that plays before the main act to warm up the audience • ...

1960s Music Festivals & Events 2026-01-08

1960s Music Festivals & Events crossword puzzle

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Type of music festival
Group of spectators
Where performers play
Vocal performer
Large music event
Famous California pop festival
Live music performance

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Staying overnight at festivals
Needed for entry
Musical group
Iconic 1969 music festival
Season of major 1960s festivals
Common festival instrument
Device that increases sound
Short for microphone

15 Clues: Musical group • Vocal performer • Needed for entry • Large music event • Group of spectators • Short for microphone • Where performers play • Type of music festival • Live music performance • Iconic 1969 music festival • Common festival instrument • Device that increases sound • Staying overnight at festivals • Famous California pop festival • Season of major 1960s festivals

Music of Romantic Period 2024-02-13

Music of Romantic Period crossword puzzle

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Music this music requires a high level of virtuosity
one of the main features of Romantic Period
a dance composition for piano which is famous in Poland until today
one of Berloiz famous musical compositions with a five movement
most famous violin virtuoso in the world
a musical movement of playful character
a quick or lively tempo
cause of death of Chopin

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He suffered from a mental disorder, diagnosed with "psychotic melancholia"
Poet of the Piano
a short piece of music that can be used as preface and introduction.
a piece composed for the development of a specific technique
an instrumental composition of a pensive, dreamy mood, for the piano
a composer who creates elegant music, neat, clean polished and never excessive
narrative form that is set to music
music that entices the imagination of the listener
He became famous after composing the musical poem “Fatum” and “Romeo and Juliet”
this means very slow tempo

18 Clues: Poet of the Piano • a quick or lively tempo • cause of death of Chopin • this means very slow tempo • narrative form that is set to music • a musical movement of playful character • most famous violin virtuoso in the world • one of the main features of Romantic Period • music that entices the imagination of the listener • Music this music requires a high level of virtuosity • ...

Music Theory 2024-11-10

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Music that is often loud and fast with strong rhythms and guitars.
A sequence of musical notes that form a tune.
A strong, regular, repeated pattern of sound.
Music that uses spoken words to create a rhythm and rhyme.
Something that can be heard.
A group of people who play instruments and sing together to make music.
A sequence of musical notes.

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Music that is pleasant and easy to remember
The speed of a piece of music.
Music that is sung in a slow and steady rhythm.
Words that are sung in a song.
A group of notes played together.
A symbol used to represent a musical sound.
A regular pulse in music.

14 Clues: A regular pulse in music. • Something that can be heard. • A sequence of musical notes. • The speed of a piece of music. • Words that are sung in a song. • A group of notes played together. • Music that is pleasant and easy to remember • A symbol used to represent a musical sound. • A sequence of musical notes that form a tune. • A strong, regular, repeated pattern of sound. • ...

review vocab 2022-07-04

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type of old music which uses a lot of people and instruments
string instrument which uses hands
a place where a band will play to people
popular wind instrument for jazz bands
percussion instrument, very big, black/white
musical group
the main performer for a band
wind instrument, small and usually wooden or plastic
music which uses computers and a non singing voice

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string instrument which uses bow
one sound
a type of music that is fast and loud
the timing of the drums
more than two notes played together
what you do to get better at something
to play music in front of people
music that is popular is called _________
notes and chords played together to make nosie

18 Clues: one sound • musical group • the timing of the drums • the main performer for a band • string instrument which uses bow • to play music in front of people • string instrument which uses hands • more than two notes played together • a type of music that is fast and loud • popular wind instrument for jazz bands • what you do to get better at something • ...

Daily Crossword 2022-11-22

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successor to the walkman
the Last name of the creator of the iPod
predecessor to the CD
device that rewrote the actor-work
technology allowing for music to be in the streets
have someone else listen to your playlist
music format saved on iPod
downloading service that allowed people to share music
technology that made music more accessible to the general public

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shield against reality
music you can take with you
Vinyl LP
new aspect that gave the iPod an edge over its
Company, who had a monopoly-like hold on the MP3 market
a tool used to upload songs
portable nondigital cassette player
company founded by Steve Jobs

17 Clues: Vinyl LP • predecessor to the CD • shield against reality • successor to the walkman • music format saved on iPod • music you can take with you • a tool used to upload songs • company founded by Steve Jobs • device that rewrote the actor-work • portable nondigital cassette player • the Last name of the creator of the iPod • have someone else listen to your playlist • ...

sal 2023-04-20

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A child
hands only
uses a stick
black and white keys
you play sitting down
Play nothing but count
use ear
Up and down

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someone who struggle to make money
A rank in the military
play loud
A curved line
play slowly
a small wooden piece
again
Characters for music
pattern in music
the thing that weighs you
no one wins
important place to play music

20 Clues: again • A child • use ear • play loud • hands only • play slowly • no one wins • Up and down • uses a stick • A curved line • pattern in music • a small wooden piece • Characters for music • black and white keys • you play sitting down • A rank in the military • Play nothing but count • the thing that weighs you • important place to play music • someone who struggle to make money

Unit 12 - Characters 2018-01-24

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music
reliable
disappear
excellent
female
straight away
proud of
enclosure
yourself
logos

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stroke
male
sociable
extra
possessions
cottage
easy-going
seriously
alive
zookeeper

20 Clues: male • music • extra • alive • logos • stroke • female • cottage • sociable • reliable • proud of • yourself • disappear • excellent • seriously • zookeeper • enclosure • easy-going • possessions • straight away

Europe/Russia Tic Tac Toe Activity 2023-12-04

Europe/Russia Tic Tac Toe Activity crossword puzzle

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architecture
colonial market
Pyrenees mountains
Agricultural
transportation
cuisines
Alps
mineral

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Rhine river
Sea
music
traditions
Eiffel Tower
Buckingham
Colosseum
art
financial
Stonehenge
Pisa
Ural

20 Clues: Sea • art • Pisa • Ural • Alps • music • mineral • cuisines • Colosseum • financial • traditions • Buckingham • Stonehenge • Rhine river • architecture • Eiffel Tower • Agricultural • transportation • colonial market • Pyrenees mountains

Music instruments 2025-10-02

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You play strings. Rock and pop music use it.
You blow air inside. It’s in orchestras.
Colorful bars you hit with sticks.
A round instrument with small bells. You shake or hit it.
You play it with a bow. It’s in classical music.
You open and close it with your hands.
A big triangle shape with many strings.
A small metal shape. You hit it and it rings.

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A small brass instrument. You blow and press 3 buttons.
A small instrument you blow. It’s in blues music.
A golden instrument. You blow it in jazz music.
An electronic piano. You see it in pop music.
You press black and white keys to play.
You hit it with sticks. Rock music uses it.
You shake them. They are in Latin music.

15 Clues: Colorful bars you hit with sticks. • You open and close it with your hands. • You press black and white keys to play. • A big triangle shape with many strings. • You blow air inside. It’s in orchestras. • You shake them. They are in Latin music. • You hit it with sticks. Rock music uses it. • You play strings. Rock and pop music use it. • ...

Classical Period 2026-03-09

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Beethoven made his living as a freelance _____
One of the 3 main composers (1732-1809)
Beethoven's first name
Classical music was composed in the ______ and early 19th centuries
styles of art were influenced by ancient Greek and ____ sculptures
Music in the Classical era was free of any ____ complications
Music needed to be expressive within the bounds of established ____
the period of music from 1750-1820
the term "Classical" was taken from art ____

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The continent that Classical music is associated with
The first successful composer to completely break away from service of an aristocracy
The music of the Classical era needed to be able to _____ to people everywhere
There was shift in power from the _____ to the middle class
The first criteria Classical music needed was that it needed to be ____, not limited
Wolfgang Amadeus

15 Clues: Wolfgang Amadeus • Beethoven's first name • the period of music from 1750-1820 • One of the 3 main composers (1732-1809) • the term "Classical" was taken from art ____ • Beethoven made his living as a freelance _____ • The continent that Classical music is associated with • There was shift in power from the _____ to the middle class • ...

Dante:] 2020-06-03

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Initially an improvised cadence by a soloist; later becoming an elaborate and written out passage in an aria or concerto, featuring the skills of an instrumentalist or vocalist.
A short and simple melody performed by a soloist that is part of a larger piece.
Singing in unison, texts in a free rhythm. Similar to the rhythm of speech.
What you play on a barline.
Male singers who were castrated to preserve their alto and soprano vocal range.
The unit of musical rhythm.
A style of singing which is characterized by the easy and flowing tone of the composition.
The keyboard of a stringed instrument.
Time in music history ranging from the middle of the 16th to the middle of the 17th centuries. Characterized by emotional, flowery music; written in strict form.
- A song or hymn celebrating Christmas.
A symbol used in musical notation indicating to gradually quicken tempo.
Music that is easy to listen to and understand.
Group of singers in a chorus.
In sheet music, a symbol at the beginning of the staff defining the pitch of the notes found in that particular staff
scale Includes all twelve notes of an octave.
A quick, improvisational, spirited piece of music.

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The family in a orchestra that plays drums
music Written for 2 to 10 solo parts featuring one instrument to a part. Each part bears the same importance.
Originally an improvised cadence by a soloist. Later it became a written out passage to display performance skills of an instrumentalist or performer.
The family in a orchestra that plays clarinets
Music written for chorus and orchestra. Most often religious in nature.
One or more vocalists performing without an accompaniment.
A group singing in unison.
Music that is written and performed without regard to any specific key.
3 or 4 notes played simultaneously in harmony.
A hymn sung by the choir and congregation often in unison.
A tempo having slow movement; restful at ease.
The period of music history which dates from the mid 1800’s and lasted about sixty years. There was a strong regard for order and balance.
A direction to play lively and fast.
A sequence of chords that brings an end to a phrase, either in the middle or the end of a composition.
A musical form where the melody or tune is imitated by individual parts at regular intervals. The individual parts may enter at different measures and pitches. The tune may also be played at different speeds, backwards, or inverted.
The period of music history which dates from the mid 1700’s to mid 1800’s. The music was spare and emotionally reserved, especially when compared to Romantic and Boroque music.

32 Clues: A group singing in unison. • What you play on a barline. • The unit of musical rhythm. • Group of singers in a chorus. • A direction to play lively and fast. • The keyboard of a stringed instrument. • - A song or hymn celebrating Christmas. • The family in a orchestra that plays drums • scale Includes all twelve notes of an octave. • ...

Trauma-Informed Music Education 2022-10-31

Trauma-Informed Music Education crossword puzzle

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including student music ________ to expand repertoire increases student familiarity and connects to their cultural context
singing provides a type of _________, giving students time to rest certain parts of their brains while also engaging other parts and helping them bond and have fun (2 words, one of our strategies)
_________ responsive teaching uses cultural knowledge, prior experiences, frames of reference, and performance styles of ethnically diverse students to make learning encounters more relevant to and effective for them
five goals of trauma-informed care: safety, trustworthiness, choice, collaboration, and ___________ (the process of becoming stronger and more confident)
common response to trauma or threat in the minds of those who have experienced trauma, music can help students feel connected and grounded again (feeling disconnected from yourself and the world around you)
focusing on positive participation can contribute positively to both music education and well-being/therapeutic ____________ (plans, structures, goals, etc)
fear center in the brain that music has been shown to heal on various levels through engaging different regions of the brain
addressing a greater spectrum of student needs helps lead to student __________ through music education practices such as culturally responsive teaching, establishing a safe community, including student preferences, etc
_____ songs and dances can lead to restorative justice _____s, sharing thoughts and opinions in a safe space (common shape for sitting on the floor)
"supportive trauma interventions for educators" framework, increasing teacher awareness and understanding of trauma, enhancing socioemotional development

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studies have found the importance of prioritizing well-being over __________, especially in music education classrooms where students have trauma, either as a group or individuals (lessons and schedules)
teachers have found the importance of creating a ___________ environment where teachers and students all have a voice and some level of choice, as well as singing together for fun and enjoyment (common word describing political systems)
music has the ability to ________ emotion through intensifying and releasing emotion, bypassing the conscious mind, and providing catharsis
music classes can seek relationally __________ experiences through creating safe spaces (fixing, mending)
music can help students develop _________ skills by choosing music that complements their character, expresses emotions, and gives them a sense of control over learning (ability to control behavioral and emotional responses)
cultural responsiveness and trauma-informed care are crucial for students reaching their full _________, even in music classes
culturally responsive and trauma informed education must be individualized, not generalized across multiple _________
musicians are in the business of communicating _________
singing can be an __________ activity, bringing students and teachers together and to the same level and to enjoy making music together
activities encouraging individual responses, building community, connecting to community cultural traditions (2 words, rhyme, personal identity label)
singing has been shown to enhance ________ function and decrease stress

21 Clues: musicians are in the business of communicating _________ • singing has been shown to enhance ________ function and decrease stress • music classes can seek relationally __________ experiences through creating safe spaces (fixing, mending) • culturally responsive and trauma informed education must be individualized, not generalized across multiple _________ • ...

Music Genres 2021-03-19

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This music features fast-spoken words
EDM
__ and roll, for example
Miles Davis composed in this genre
The music of Broadway, for example
You fondly remember this genre from your elementary days
Taylor Swift started out in this genre
Popular form of music
Also known as movie music
BB King and Muddy Waters were musicians in this genre

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Billie Eilish is considered ____ pop.
R&B
This music is often the back-track for rap
Music that is passed down without a known composer

14 Clues: EDM • R&B • Popular form of music • __ and roll, for example • Also known as movie music • Miles Davis composed in this genre • The music of Broadway, for example • This music features fast-spoken words • Billie Eilish is considered ____ pop. • Taylor Swift started out in this genre • This music is often the back-track for rap • Music that is passed down without a known composer • ...

Music, FCE, Revision, DPB 2020-11-30

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COLLECT: The great thing about Spotify is that it allows people to access their music … from wherever they are in the world. (11)
Shakira … up the guitar at 11 and has been playing ever since. (4)
FORTUNE: …, having been charged with two murders, Rapper YNW Melly will not perform at the festival. (13)
PRIVATE: The worst thing about being famous is the lack of … (7)
REASON: The tickets for The Happy Buddha music festival are …. priced as they started from just £15. (11)
I’m quite keen … rock music (2).
VOCAL: The … is the person in the band who sings. (8)
The name for styles of music, books, or films, (5)
The principal performer or band at a music festival, normally the most famous. (9)
COMPETE: Spotify, iTunes and YouTube have made the music industry much more … because now you don´t need a record company to release a hit. (11)
A compilation of recordings issued as a single item, such as a CD. (5)

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A term for a single song on a CD. (5)
I wanted to see Drake perform at the Bullring but they had sold … of tickets , so we´ll have to wait for him to tour again. (3)
PERSON: … speaking, I’d much rather meet Mick Jagger than Paul McCartney. (10)
Despite performing for years, nobody had heard of Post Malone until the song, White Iverson. That’s when his career took … and he became a household name. (3)
Sometimes I put on classical music, but it depends … how I’m feeling. (2)
REAL: The most successful rappers are those who sing about … situations, in a believable way. (9)
A term for sb or sth that will soon achieve success, and probably be famous too; ...-and-coming. (2)
FAMOUS: Many people go into music hoping to find … and fortune. (4)
I like listening … soul music, (2)
An old-fashioned format for playing and recording music that used large plastic discs. (5)
In my opinion, … far the best song this year has been Lil’ Numpty’s Da HibbityHobbity Hoodwink. (2)
The location for an organised event, such as a concert, conference or performance. (5)
A large group of people, at a concert, for instance. (5)
A performance that you see in person. A concert is an example of … music. (4)
I was dancing … Stefan at the party last night. (4)
Freddie Mercury, Mick Jagger and Adam Levine are all … singers. (4)
I went to a Rolling Stones … last night. Synonym of concert. (3)
Someone who admires, supports, or followers sb or sth. (3)
DIGIT: Downloading music … is the second most popular way to buy music. (9)
The competition winner will win a week … tour with Ariana Grande as she travels around France and Northern Italy. (2)
Have you heard … M.C. Bootyshake? He’s new, but really good. (2)

Latin American Music Terms, Genres, and Artists Review 2024-04-25

Latin American Music Terms, Genres, and Artists Review crossword puzzle

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A five note scale, commonly with no semitone intervals
Traditional 4 verse Spanish Poetry. Often mixed with indigenous and African rhythms, songs and dances
A scale of the same notes of another scale but starting on a different note within the scale
20th century Mexican composer of Sinofonia India
20th century Argentine singer/songwriter, know for Chacarera music
1st section of the Mass Ordinary. ____ Eleison
2nd section of the Mass Ordinary, only played on Sundays.
16-17th century Guatemalan composer of Villancicos
Son ________: Veracruz folk music combining elements from Indigenous, baroque, and West African music commonly in 6/8 and uses string instruments. In the 19th Century, lyrics reflect Colonial life
literally "sound." A genre of Mexican folk music and dance, unrelated to ___ Cubano
20th century Argentine composer, wrote Missa Crella
20th century Mexican singer from Veracruz, known for interpreting Agustín Lara's work
Repetition of a melodic line in another voice in a polyphonic texture
17th century Spanish composer, Student of Gaspar de Fernández, worked in Mexico making baroque music
Faster but very similar to the Huayno. Characterized by the sound of the charango and the march-like rhythm of the low drum.
Main vernacular song form of Spain and Hispanic America since the Renaissance. Uses Homophony, coplas, and alternating refrain
Multiple simultaneous melodic lines
4th section of the Mass Ordinary, "Holy, holy, holy"

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3rd section of the Mass Ordinary, Nicene Creed.
Argentine dance and folk music characterized by Hemiola syncopation between 6/8 and 3/4
20th century Mexican composer/musician, wrote Huapango inspired by folk music in Veracruz
Andean lute-like string instrument
5th section of the Mass Ordinary, Agnus ___, "Lamb of God"
18th century Italian composer migrated to Cordoba, Peru. Jesuit music teacher who's work became standard in South America. Used Basso Continuo
Mexican guitar-like string instrument
2 groups of 3 even beats alternating with 3 groups of 2 even beats, 6/8 & 3/4 coexisting
Basso ______: Harmonic structure supplied by a bassline with numbers, sharps and flats
Danza de ___________: Bolivian native dance used in Catholic festivals, music made with flutes and rattles on the dancer's ankles
16th century Spanish composer whose student took his name and wrote the 1st Native music on paper
Monophonic, non-metric, modal music, exclusive type of European church music from 2nd-9th century AD
20th century Argentine singer, known for her flute-like voice, worked with Ariel Ramírez
Popular Bolivian/Peruvian dance from which the Argentine carnavalito originates.

32 Clues: Andean lute-like string instrument • Multiple simultaneous melodic lines • Mexican guitar-like string instrument • 1st section of the Mass Ordinary. ____ Eleison • 3rd section of the Mass Ordinary, Nicene Creed. • 20th century Mexican composer of Sinofonia India • 16-17th century Guatemalan composer of Villancicos • 20th century Argentine composer, wrote Missa Crella • ...

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 • ...

Native Indian Music! 2012-11-29

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The .... of the Indian flag is a spinning wheel
Also known as the Carnactic Flute which is a bamboo transverse flute used in the Carnatic Music of South India
This is how the Indian people pronouns 'chess'
This is also known as the 'Indian Gutair'
This is something that Indian Music is used for
This Indian instrument's translation means a hundred colours
This is a flute which is used in wedding, ceremonies and concerts
India is the largest ...... in the world
A pair of drums which creates a bell-like timbre
India is the ..... largest country in the world
This something that Mr.Wright teaches

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A drum which has a thin drumhead that helps to produce a distinctively crisp sound
Nowadays, Indian music is used for: celebrations, events and pure ......
This is the instrument which we made and brought in
This is one of the styles which are Indian music includes
Indian women wear these during traditional celebrations
This is the last name of a very famous Indian man
This is the country we are teaching you about
This is music that is based on historical developments from 15th-16th century
The Indian national animal

20 Clues: The Indian national animal • This something that Mr.Wright teaches • India is the largest ...... in the world • This is also known as the 'Indian Gutair' • This is the country we are teaching you about • This is how the Indian people pronouns 'chess' • The .... of the Indian flag is a spinning wheel • This is something that Indian Music is used for • ...

The 1950's & 1960's - Rock'n'Roll History 2022-04-27

The 1950's & 1960's - Rock'n'Roll History crossword puzzle

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Taking of someone else's work
Fought in Korea after WWII
String instruments used on early 60's songs
American subculture promoting peace in 60's
Person playing a guitar
The type of beat driving Rock'n'roll
Crisis: Nuclear missiles placed here
King of Rock'n'Roll
Legalized in schools after Brown vs Board
Song by Little Richard
Civil rights leader
Musical style in early 60's
Famous British rock band
Music that inspired Rock
American music of New Orleans
After Radio before Internet

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Piano style in early rock'n'roll
Person playing a drum set
Home of legendary music festival
Person playing the bass
Trying out new sounds in music and beyond
Person singing the vocal part
Long military conflict here in the 60's
Expressing objection to something
Elected President in 1960
A device people listened to music with
Country where many British bands come from
The great movement of people around the USA
The target of music marketing
A collection of multiple recorded songs
Soviet astronaut launched here in a rocket

31 Clues: King of Rock'n'Roll • Civil rights leader • Song by Little Richard • Person playing the bass • Person playing a guitar • Famous British rock band • Music that inspired Rock • Person playing a drum set • Elected President in 1960 • Fought in Korea after WWII • Musical style in early 60's • After Radio before Internet • Taking of someone else's work • Person singing the vocal part • ...

Famous Country Music 2025-08-10

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'60s-'70s star known as The Southern Gentleman; Young Love
birthplace of country music
Dolly Parton song about a notorious man stealer
"Icon of Country Music" born in 1932
Dwight Yoakam and Buck Owens collaboration "Streets of _____"
Randy Travis's debut album "____ Of Life"
Make the World Go Away; last name Arnold
"Man in Black"
First magazine to recognize folk music
holds record for most number-one hits in country music history
Where country music was originated
Chris Stapleton hit "____ To Blame"

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"Friends in Low Places" singer Garth ____
Movie that introduced country music to urban media
My Church; The Bones
Partial name for Bless the Broken Road group
First artist to debut country song
King of Bluegrass Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon of ____"
"Queen of Country" born in 1932
He's "The Gambler", Mr. Kenny ____
Band known for Greatest Love Story; Born to Love you
Glen Campbell's triumphant "Rhinestone _____"
"It's A Great Day To Be Alive" artist Travis ____
Pretty Miss ____ Jean; preceded Dolly on Porter's show
The Possum
"Crazy Girl" group _____ Young Band
Little Bitty; Chattahoochee

27 Clues: The Possum • "Man in Black" • My Church; The Bones • birthplace of country music • Little Bitty; Chattahoochee • "Queen of Country" born in 1932 • First artist to debut country song • He's "The Gambler", Mr. Kenny ____ • Where country music was originated • "Crazy Girl" group _____ Young Band • Chris Stapleton hit "____ To Blame" • "Icon of Country Music" born in 1932 • ...

Band Crossword 2025-09-07

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Very slow.
Gradually getting louder.
Gradually getting faster.
The characteristic quality or "color" of a sound from a particular instrument or voice.
Gradually getting softer.
An ensemble of instruments, often wind and percussion, that may not include string instruments.
The regular pattern of strong and weak beats in music.
A smooth, connected style of playing or singing.
An emphasis placed on a particular note.
The highness or lowness of a note.

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The speed or pace of the music.
A catchy, repeating part of a song.
When two or more pitches are sounded together, often creating chords, to make pleasing or interesting sounds.
A large group of singers.
The loudness or softness of the music.
A short section of music that contains a specific number of beats.
A large group of instruments, typically including strings, winds, brass, and percussion.
A series of pitches that create a tune; the "singable" part of music.
Soft.
The steady, regular pulse of the music, like a heartbeat.
Loud.
Playing notes in a short, detached style.
The pattern of long and short note values, or how long or short notes are.

23 Clues: Soft. • Loud. • Very slow. • A large group of singers. • Gradually getting louder. • Gradually getting faster. • Gradually getting softer. • The speed or pace of the music. • The highness or lowness of a note. • A catchy, repeating part of a song. • The loudness or softness of the music. • An emphasis placed on a particular note. • Playing notes in a short, detached style. • ...

Romantic Era 2026-01-22

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Where Liszt gave recitals at 11 years old
The composer of "The Moldau"
What Liszt was famous for wearing
Schumann studied this in university
A Romantic Era composer from the United States
A type of vocal music with accompaniment
Liszt wanted to be the "___________ of piano"
A genre of music written by Chopin
Schumann married this woman
The composer that was friends with Liszt
The occupation of Schumann's father
Called Chopin a genius in a music review
The main instrument of Chopin
The nationality of Chopin's father

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Liszt's father and Haydn both worked here
Schumann worked at the Leipzig ____________
Where Brahm's father insisted he play
The nationality of Chopin's mother
Where Liszt became music director
Brahm's greatest choral work is called "A German __________"
A title given to Liszt by the Pope
Schumann wrote these for music and concerts
One of Brahm's 200 songs is "Brahm's __________"
A short piece of music that expresses a particular mood, thought, or feeling (usually for piano)
The item Chopin brought with him when he left Poland
Fell alseep while Liszt played his compositions

26 Clues: Schumann married this woman • The composer of "The Moldau" • The main instrument of Chopin • Where Liszt became music director • What Liszt was famous for wearing • The nationality of Chopin's mother • A title given to Liszt by the Pope • A genre of music written by Chopin • The nationality of Chopin's father • Schumann studied this in university • ...

From gospel to soul - Crossword puzzle 2021-03-25

From gospel to soul - Crossword puzzle crossword puzzle

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Network of routes which helped the slaves to escape.
The years between WWI and the Great Depression
Most famous soul music label.
Genre of music which became popular in the US during the 1950's
Founder of the famous soul music label.
Famous female jazz singer in this era
The type of music that was born during this era.
Harlem is a section of ... in New York.
Counterculture movement in the 1960's
Famous music festival which took place in 1969.

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"12 Years a Slave" is the true story of...
Music that originated from the deep American south.
Movement of people to the American north.
One of the most famous jazz composers.
Rebirth or revival of intellectual or artistic creation
Her real name was Eunice Waymon.

16 Clues: Most famous soul music label. • Her real name was Eunice Waymon. • Famous female jazz singer in this era • Counterculture movement in the 1960's • One of the most famous jazz composers. • Founder of the famous soul music label. • Harlem is a section of ... in New York. • Movement of people to the American north. • "12 Years a Slave" is the true story of... • ...

From gospel to soul - Crossword puzzle 2021-03-25

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Network of routes which helped the slaves to escape.
The years between WWI and the Great Depression
Most famous soul music label.
Music genre which became popular in the US during the 1950's
Founder of the famous soul music label.
Famous female jazz singer of the Harlem Renaissance
The type of music that was born during the Harlem Renaissance.
Harlem is a section of ... in New York.
Counterculture movement in the 1960's
Famous music festival which took place in 1969.

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"12 Years a Slave" is the true story of...
Music that originated from the deep American south.
Movement of people to the American north.
One of the most famous jazz composers.
Rebirth or revival of intellectual or artistic creation
Her real name was Eunice Waymon.

16 Clues: Most famous soul music label. • Her real name was Eunice Waymon. • Counterculture movement in the 1960's • One of the most famous jazz composers. • Founder of the famous soul music label. • Harlem is a section of ... in New York. • Movement of people to the American north. • "12 Years a Slave" is the true story of... • The years between WWI and the Great Depression • ...

From gospel to soul - Crossword puzzle 2021-03-25

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Network of routes which helped the slaves to escape.
The years between WWI and the Great Depression
Most famous soul music label.
Music genre which became popular in the US during the 1950's
Founder of the famous soul music label.
Famous female jazz singer of the Harlem Renaissance
The type of music that was born during the Harlem Renaissance.
Harlem is a section of ... in New York.
Counterculture movement in the 1960's
Famous music festival which took place in 1969.

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"12 Years a Slave" is the true story of...
Music that originated from the deep American south.
Movement of people to the American north.
One of the most famous jazz composers.
Rebirth or revival of intellectual or artistic creation
Her real name was Eunice Waymon.

Music History Overview 2024-07-22

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This era features complex counterpoint and ornamentation
The Ancestry to the piano often heard in Baroque music
Type of vocal music most associated with the Medieval period
Era known for structure and repetition
Prominent composer from the Baroque period
20th Century Composer known for composing "Rite of Spring"
Instrumental work usually composed in 4 movements
Music that has no predefined story or theme

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Composer who bridged the Classical and Romantic Eras
Music that intentionally conveys a story
Musical era primarily featuring vocal compositions
This era was heavily influenced by emotion and expression
Staged work set to music that is perhaps the most popular genre
Russian composer known for his evocative ballets and instrumental compositions
Music era meaning "New Birth"
Famous Classical composer who was a child prodigy

16 Clues: Music era meaning "New Birth" • Era known for structure and repetition • Music that intentionally conveys a story • Prominent composer from the Baroque period • Music that has no predefined story or theme • Instrumental work usually composed in 4 movements • Famous Classical composer who was a child prodigy • Musical era primarily featuring vocal compositions • ...

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