music Crossword Puzzles
LEGENDS OF MUSIC 2024-11-12
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- French chanteuse known for "La Vie en Rose"
- Queen of Salsa famous for "La Vida Es un Carnaval"
- Iconic tango singer known for "El Día Que Me Quieras"
- Legendary country singer known for "Ring of Fire"
- Iconic crooner famous for "New York New York"
- Reggae legend known for "No Woman No Cry"
- British rock band known for "Paint It Black"
- Rock and soul legend known for "Proud Mary"
- Rock band known for the classic "Stairway to Heaven"
- Jazz legend known for "What a Wonderful World"
- Queen of Pop known for "Like a Virgin"
- The Queen of Soul known for "Respect"
- Iconic Spanish singer known for "Yo Soy Aquel"
- British band that revolutionized pop music in the 1960s
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- Spanish crooner famous for romantic ballads
- The King of Pop known for "Thriller"
- Mexican singer known as "El Príncipe de la Canción"
- Lead singer of Queen known for "Bohemian Rhapsody"
- Folk singer-songwriter known for "Blowin' in the Wind"
- Mexican singer-songwriter famous for "Querida"
- British singer famous for "Hello"
- Queen of Tejano music known for "Bidi Bidi Bom Bom"
- Co-founder of The Beatles known for "Imagine"
- Venezuelan singer known for his iconic "Caballo Viejo"
- The King of Rock and Roll known for "Hound Dog"
- The Boss known for "Born in the USA"
- Rock icon known for "Space Oddity"
- Pop and rock legend known for "Purple Rain"
- Colombian singer known for hits like "Hips Don't Lie"
- Powerful vocalist known for "I Will Always Love You"
- Swedish pop group known for "Dancing Queen"
31 Clues: British singer famous for "Hello" • Rock icon known for "Space Oddity" • The King of Pop known for "Thriller" • The Boss known for "Born in the USA" • The Queen of Soul known for "Respect" • Queen of Pop known for "Like a Virgin" • Reggae legend known for "No Woman No Cry" • Spanish crooner famous for romantic ballads • French chanteuse known for "La Vie en Rose" • ...
Year 6 Music 2025-04-28
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- Found at the very beginning of the stave
- A type of time signature grouped in twos
- When sharps or flats are found in the music
- The speed of the music
- A type of drum with wires under the skin
- The Italian monk who invented the stave
- A pattern with eight notes in it
- A brass instrument with a slide
- A brass instrument with three valves
- A woodwind instrument with a single reed
- Literally means "bells play"
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- Literally means "wood sound"
- Indicates what sharps or flats are needed
- A device that lowers a note by a semitone
- Ways of playing a note to alter the sound
- A note lasting two beats
- A note lasting one beat
- What you do when you're not playing
- A type of time signature grouped in threes
- The person all musicians should watch
- A device that raises a note by a semitone
21 Clues: The speed of the music • A note lasting one beat • A note lasting two beats • Literally means "wood sound" • Literally means "bells play" • A brass instrument with a slide • A pattern with eight notes in it • What you do when you're not playing • A brass instrument with three valves • The person all musicians should watch • The Italian monk who invented the stave • ...
music and dance 2024-03-06
20 Clues: askel • duuri • molli • virsi • kuoro • asento • keikka • nuotti • tulkita • säkeistö • säveltää • esiintyä • venyttely • tyylilaji • tanssiaiset • sanoitukset • koe-esiintyä • jousisoittimet • lyömäsoittimet • johtaa orkesteria
Music Terms Review 2024-03-21
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- An instrument that requires amplification from a speaker to create it's sound
- Sweeping your thumb or back of finger across the strings of the ukulele
- metal bars you press down behind with your fingers to change a note on the ukulele
- Classical composer who wrote "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik", "The Magic Flute" and the "Jupiter Symphony"
- An instrument that is played by buzzing your lips into it
- Romantic composer who wrote "Fur Elise" and "Moonlight Sonata"
- ta, ti-ti, rest, and tim-ri for example
- The speed at which music moves
- The part of the song that everyone knows
- Country where the ukulele originated (not Hawaii)
- The part of the song that tells a story
- On the ukulele, name of the chord formed by pressing down on the 3rd fret of the first string (1 letter and 1 word)
- On the ukulele, name of the large circular opening on the top of the instrument (2 words)
- Interval which is two notes played the same on the piano
- An instrument in which vibrating air creates the sound
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- An instrument in which a vibrating string creates the sound
- The steady underlying pulse in music
- Interval which is the two closest pitches on the piano(2 words)
- ppp, mp, and f for example
- Extra music at the end of a song
- An Instrument in which a thin membrane vibrates to create a sound
- Extra music at the beginning of a song
- Baroque composer who wrote "Tocatta and Fugue" and famously played the organ
- An instrument in which the body of the instrument vibrates to create a sound
- An instrument that is played by strumming, plucking, or bowing it
- Minimalist composer who wrote "Truman Sleeps" and "Glassworks"
- The music that builds up between the verse and refrain
- An instrument that is played by hitting, shaking, or scraping it
- Interval which is two notes with one key between them on the piano (2 words)
- Number of strings on the ukulele
- An instrument that is played by simply blowing into it
31 Clues: ppp, mp, and f for example • The speed at which music moves • Extra music at the end of a song • Number of strings on the ukulele • The steady underlying pulse in music • Extra music at the beginning of a song • ta, ti-ti, rest, and tim-ri for example • The part of the song that tells a story • The part of the song that everyone knows • ...
Music appreciation 1990s 2024-04-18
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- singer/songwriter is the evolution of this genre
- the artist formerly known as
- the family that helped Paula Abdul rise to fame
- holds the most #1 songs by a female country artist
- the Democratic president of the 90s
- Controversial new rap genre about the culture of american gangs
- The republican president of the 90s
- Cold war enemy of the USA
- The Queen of Pop
- digital optical disc data storage format
- the name of the U.S. operation in kuwait against Iran forces
- the range Mariah Carey's talented voice could reach
- The birth city of grunge
- persistence of sound after it is produced
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- the protective layer in the atmosphere damaged in the 80s
- Kurt Cobain was their lead singer
- genre popularized by Nirvana
- dance music from Jamaica
- popularized in the 80s and creates sound by generating wave forms
- home of the cold war wall
- made rap mainstream
- less political punk rock for the masses
- magnetic tape made for audio playback and recording
- happened in LA after the police officer trial of Rodney King
- incorporates elements of alternative rock and heavy metal
- was in NWA and transitioned into a producer roll
26 Clues: The Queen of Pop • made rap mainstream • dance music from Jamaica • The birth city of grunge • home of the cold war wall • Cold war enemy of the USA • the artist formerly known as • genre popularized by Nirvana • Kurt Cobain was their lead singer • the Democratic president of the 90s • The republican president of the 90s • less political punk rock for the masses • ...
Music and Colors 2025-06-14
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- Billy Idol's was white; the Stark Family's was red
- Tommy James and the Shondells' "_____ and Clover"
- Nelson's "Blue Eyes _____ in the Rain"
- "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow _____ Bikini" (two words)
- Strauss wrote a waltz about this blue river
- color of Crosby's bells and Maxwell's hammer
- Morrison's "_____-Eyed Girl"
- Nena's "99 Red _____"
- Mancini wrote music for this pink animal (really a diamond)
- "Baa Baa Black _____"
- Armstrong, Dirnt, and Tre Cool (2 words)
- AC/DC's "Back in _____"
- "_____ Crush": a soda, and an REM song
- color of Prince's little corvette
- Disney's Pocahontas: "Colors of _____" (2 words)
- Jim Croce's "Big Bad _____ Brown"
- Ellington's "Mood _____"
- Myles's was black; Vinton's was blue
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- Sheb Wooley's "_____ People Eater"
- "Black is the Color of My True Love's _____"
- Neil Diamond's and UB40's was "red, red"
- color of the old goose AND the old mare
- Presley's blue shoes were made of this
- red-nosed reindeer
- Sting's "Fields of _____"
- "When the Red Red _____ Comes Bob Bob Bobbin' Along"
- she sang "Raise Your Glass"
- "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old _____" (2 words)
- Moody Blues' "Nights in White _____"
- Gershwin's "_____ in Blue"
- Miles Davis's "Kind of ______"
- Red Hot _____ Peppers
- Elton John's "Goodbye Yellow _____ Road"
- color of America's waves of grain
- Young's was made of gold; Blondie's was made of glass
- Procol Harum's "Whiter Shade of _____"
- Alan Jackson chases a neon one
- color of the Beatles' submarine
- color of Crosby's Christmas
- Mary's lamb had this "white as snow"
40 Clues: red-nosed reindeer • Red Hot _____ Peppers • Nena's "99 Red _____" • "Baa Baa Black _____" • AC/DC's "Back in _____" • Ellington's "Mood _____" • Sting's "Fields of _____" • Gershwin's "_____ in Blue" • she sang "Raise Your Glass" • color of Crosby's Christmas • Morrison's "_____-Eyed Girl" • Miles Davis's "Kind of ______" • Alan Jackson chases a neon one • ...
Music crossword puzzle 2025-07-17
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- Big Yellow Taxi
- Rondo Alla Turca
- Ode to Joy
- Flower Duet
- I Walk the Line
- The Barber of Seville
- The Sound of Music
- Jaws theme song
- Brand of piano
- Violin virtuoso
- Downtown
- Not Billie Eilish
- Old Man
- Dolly Parton
- Elvis the ___________.
- Blessed Assurance
- She can handle Handel
- Lord Of The Dance
- The Nutcracker
- I Dreamed A Dream
- Ruben James
- Jubilate Deo
- Forever And For Always
- Bridge Over Troubled Water
- The Way We Were
- Canadian Papagena
- Send in the Clowns
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- Why Me Lord
- Ten Little Fingers
- Ode to Joy
- Clair de Lune
- Cohen song
- How Great Thou Art
- Lara’s Theme
- A Pittance of Time
- Canadian jazz pianists
- Four Strong Winds
- Maurice Ravel
- O Siem
- Puttin On the Ritz
- White Christmas
- Sweet Caroline
- ‘The Art of Fugue’
- Fields Of Gold
- Chopin Etudes
- “Ombra mai fu”
- Anne Murray
- Elgar Cello Concerto
- Glenn Gould’s chair
- Rainy Day People
- Working Man
- Cape Breton fiddler
- The Four Seasons
- Earth Song
- My Heart Will Go On
55 Clues: O Siem • Old Man • Downtown • Ode to Joy • Ode to Joy • Cohen song • Earth Song • Why Me Lord • Flower Duet • Ruben James • Anne Murray • Working Man • Lara’s Theme • Dolly Parton • Jubilate Deo • Clair de Lune • Maurice Ravel • Chopin Etudes • Brand of piano • Sweet Caroline • Fields Of Gold • “Ombra mai fu” • The Nutcracker • Big Yellow Taxi • I Walk the Line • Jaws theme song • Violin virtuoso • White Christmas • ...
Smash Ultimate Music! 2022-10-18
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- Two variants: Creepy, and Divine Bloodlines
- Hideaki Kobayashi hides a mark of his work towards the end
- This track comes from Mario Party 9
- This Mario Kart DS course really took off
- Calming, but it's no Aquatic Ambience
- Often used for calm spirit battles
- No, not the inventor of communism
- Repetitive name, repetitive motif
- That ain't Falco
- Trumpets for the crocodile king
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- This song has two variants from two consecutive games
- Pauline's performance for Mario
- Associated with Min Min before the ARMS DLC
- This song's name changed meaning after 2020
- Dinosaurs, chain chomps, and waterfalls
- The most remembered part of Kirby Air Ride
- The theme of Smash Ultimate
- The kingdom that references Silent Running (1972)
- A very famous tune from Super Mario Galaxy
- This theme plays during the true final boss of World of Light
20 Clues: That ain't Falco • The theme of Smash Ultimate • Pauline's performance for Mario • Trumpets for the crocodile king • No, not the inventor of communism • Repetitive name, repetitive motif • Often used for calm spirit battles • This track comes from Mario Party 9 • Calming, but it's no Aquatic Ambience • Dinosaurs, chain chomps, and waterfalls • ...
concept of music 2022-11-14
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- what is the definition of diminuendo
- what is the italian word for mp
- what concept refers to length of sounds
- what family does a clarinet belong to
- what note has 4 beats
- what is the definition of mp
- whats the definition of crescendo
- what is the italian word for ff
- what family does a trumpet belong to
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- whats the definition of pp
- what is the italian word for p
- what is the italian word for mf
- what is the italian word for pp
- whats the definition of f
- what is the italian word for f
- what family does a timpani belong to
- what note has 2 beats
- what family does a violin belong to
- what concept refers to high and low
- soft whats the definition of pp
20 Clues: what note has 4 beats • what note has 2 beats • whats the definition of f • whats the definition of pp • what is the definition of mp • what is the italian word for p • what is the italian word for f • what is the italian word for mf • what is the italian word for pp • what is the italian word for mp • soft whats the definition of pp • what is the italian word for ff • ...
Music Vocab Review 2022-11-07
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- A musical texture involving a single melodic line, as in Gregorian chant
- A musical texture that involves only one melody of real interest, combined with chords or other subsidiary sounds
- Intervals or chords that sound relatively tense and unstable
- The blend of the various sounds and melodic lines occurring simultaneously in a piece of music
- The regular pulse underlying most music; the lowest unit of meter
- The difference or distance between two pitches, measured by the number of diatonic scale notes between them
- In musical notation, a sign indicating that the note it precedes is to be played a half step higher
- The simultaneous sounding of different pitches, or chords
- A note half the length of a whole note
- The longest note in normal use, and the basis of the duration of shorter notes
- a system where every note of a scale is given its own unique syllable, which is used to sing that note every time it appears. There are seven basic syllables: do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, and ti.
- Sharps or flats placed at the beginning of the staff to indicate the key, and applied throughout an entire piece, in every measure and in every octave
- The entire notation of a line of music for all the parts and voices involved, presented in a group of two or more staves which are joined together by a vertical bar and a brace at the left side.
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- Intervals or chords that sound relatively stable and free of tension
- A background of stressed and unstressed beats in a simple, regular, repeating pattern
- 1. A sound of a certain defined pitch and duration 2. The written sign for such a sound in musical notation
- The aspect of music having to do with the duration of the notes in time; also applied to any particular durational pattern
- In musical notation, the numbers on the staff at the beginning of a piece that indicate the meter
- A note one-eighth the length of a whole note
- In music, the unit of meter, consisting of a principal strong beat and one or more weaker ones.
- Musical texture in which two or more melodic lines are played or sung simultaneously
- A note one-quarter the length of a whole note
- In musical notation, a sign indicating that the note it precedes is to be played a half step lower
- The group of 5 (or 4 for chant) horizontal lines on which music is written
- The quality of “highness” or “lowness” of sound
- A sign at the beginning of the staff indicating the pitches of the lines and spaces
- The interval between a pair of “duplicating” notes, eight notes apart in the diatonic scale
- A momentary silence in music; in musical notation, a sign indicating a momentary silence
28 Clues: A note half the length of a whole note • A note one-eighth the length of a whole note • A note one-quarter the length of a whole note • The quality of “highness” or “lowness” of sound • The simultaneous sounding of different pitches, or chords • Intervals or chords that sound relatively tense and unstable • ...
Concepts of music 2022-11-13
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- staff tremble and bass clef
- AB
- at a walking pace
- decrescendo and crescendo
- forte mf is its symbol in music
- how many beats in a bar
- long and short
- minor or major
- all sounds are the result of ______
- what is played and how
- repeated piece
- thick and thin
- military, rock, jazz, folk, pop
- one melody
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- a group of instruments playing a piece
- multiple melodies
- another word for decrescendo
- How the piece is put together
- ABA
- lively and fast
- fast and slow
- woodwind, brass, strings, percussion
- gradually becoming faster
- very fast
- loud in Italian
- high and low
26 Clues: AB • ABA • very fast • one melody • high and low • fast and slow • long and short • minor or major • repeated piece • thick and thin • lively and fast • loud in Italian • multiple melodies • at a walking pace • what is played and how • how many beats in a bar • decrescendo and crescendo • gradually becoming faster • staff tremble and bass clef • another word for decrescendo • How the piece is put together • ...
Concepts of music 2022-11-13
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- How loud or soft a sound is
- What family does the Timpani belong to?
- what is being played and how
- Speed of a piece (how fast or slow)
- What equals half a beat
- how high or low a sound is
- The form of a piece (AB, ABA)
- What family does the Oboe belong to?
- Gives you a break
- Walking pace beat
- What are the five straight lines that the notes sit on?
- What family does the trumpet belong to?
- What is the Italian word for very fast
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- What equals four beats
- A lively and fast pace
- It equals 1 beat
- What is the Italian word for gradually becoming slower
- How Long or short a sound is
- All families are playing in a piece
- What family does the banjo belong to?
- Italian word for gradually getting louder
- Brass, woodwind, percussion, string
- how many instruments are playing (thick or thin)
- What is the Italian word for soft?
24 Clues: It equals 1 beat • Gives you a break • Walking pace beat • What equals four beats • A lively and fast pace • What equals half a beat • how high or low a sound is • How loud or soft a sound is • what is being played and how • How Long or short a sound is • The form of a piece (AB, ABA) • What is the Italian word for soft? • Speed of a piece (how fast or slow) • ...
Music class crossword 2022-10-26
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- Instrument most used in the Renaissance
- Last name of the man who ended the baroque and started the classical era with his passing
- Pegs that turn and make your strings higher or lower
- Thing we hit with sticks at the beginning of our time together
- Era: 1400-1600 Lute time period
- Abbreviation for the first activity of every music class
- Wrecked his hand and switched from playing to writing music
- Era: The period when feelings became cool
- What picks disappear into
- Invented in the Classical era, still played today, has keys
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- Era: The 1900s
- The class everyone should be in
- The pieces of metal in a guitar's neck
- Piece of vinyl that keeps the sound board safe from picks
- Thing that came before the piano, with a plucky sound
- Era: Mozart, the orchestra, and the rise of opera
- Six string instrument that we play in music class
- Inventor and Storyteller, but couldn't hear very well by the end
- The last name of Mr. Yarnall's favorite composer
- Number of letters in the musical alphabet
- Era: J.S. Bach, Complicated and Fancy
- The piece of wood on the front of a guitar's body
22 Clues: Era: The 1900s • What picks disappear into • The class everyone should be in • Era: 1400-1600 Lute time period • Era: J.S. Bach, Complicated and Fancy • The pieces of metal in a guitar's neck • Instrument most used in the Renaissance • Number of letters in the musical alphabet • Era: The period when feelings became cool • The last name of Mr. Yarnall's favorite composer • ...
TTS MATERI MUSIC 2022-10-25
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- lagu berasal dari sumatera utara
- cara memainkan biola
- cara memainkan gitar
- cara memainkan terompet
- cara memainkan marakas
- alat musik tradisional asal maluku
- sumber bunyi drum
- alat musik petik berasal dari NTT
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- asal alat musik angklung
- asal lagu jali jali
- cara memainkan keyboard
- sumber bunyi gitar listrik
- sumber bunyi gitar
- Lagu yang menceritakan tentang seorang ayah yang rindu berpesan kepada anak perempuannya ketika sang ayah sedang mengikuti perang gerilya
- jenis alat musik berdasarkan sumber bunyi nya
- asal lagu apuse
- jenis alat musik gitar berdasarkan fungsinya
- sumber bunyi pianika
- jenis alat musik recorder berdasarkan fungsiny
- jenis alat musik drum berdasarkan fungsinya
20 Clues: asal lagu apuse • sumber bunyi drum • sumber bunyi gitar • asal lagu jali jali • cara memainkan biola • cara memainkan gitar • sumber bunyi pianika • cara memainkan marakas • cara memainkan keyboard • cara memainkan terompet • asal alat musik angklung • sumber bunyi gitar listrik • lagu berasal dari sumatera utara • alat musik petik berasal dari NTT • alat musik tradisional asal maluku • ...
Music in Paris 2022-11-27
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- Helmet-clad French duo
- Trenet and Aznavour
- Paris spot named after a red windmill (6,5)
- Marc Chagall painted the ceiling of this world-class music venue in Paris
- Squeezebox instrument
- A saltzurg-born composer with an Avenue named after him in Paris
- Frank Sinatra remade French song Comme d'habitude as... (2,3)
- American singer buried in Pere Lachaise (3,8)
- This Josephine makes bread?
- Monsieur _ Gainsbourg
- Dance at the cabaret
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- The French name for the day of music in France (4,2,2,7)
- Singer with incredible statue in Montmartre cemetery
- A composer who was "often back" in Paris
- Madame Piaf
- Type of music played in Paris clubs
- La Boheme district
- Famed venue for concerts at 28 Bd des Capucines
- Last name of prisoner 24601
- La vie en _
20 Clues: Madame Piaf • La vie en _ • La Boheme district • Trenet and Aznavour • Dance at the cabaret • Squeezebox instrument • Monsieur _ Gainsbourg • Helmet-clad French duo • Last name of prisoner 24601 • This Josephine makes bread? • Type of music played in Paris clubs • A composer who was "often back" in Paris • Paris spot named after a red windmill (6,5) • ...
Classical Music Hard 2022-12-12
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- The critic of the Mighty Five
- The last words, Mozart.... Mozart....
- C, F#, Bb, E, A, D
- Prokofiev's suggestion
- Daphnis' Lover
- Dufrene's sound poems
- A Mahler symphony and a Penderecki concerto
- Nikolai _________. A Russian dedicatee of Rachmaninoff.
- _____schöner Götterfunken Tochter aus Elysium!
- A deaf composer
- Chopin composed 4, Liszt composed 2
- A composer who wrote an intricate piece that is entirely silent
- Lived with one head, buried with two
- A cold evening for this Medtner sonata (5,4)
- Architectural music
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- Beethoven's Bagatelle in A minor (3,5)
- Elgar IX
- polystylism inventor
- Don José's victim from a jealous rage
- Belgian King of the Violin
- A Schumann symphony, A Beethoven sonata, and a Stravinsky ballet
- The instrument of Chopin op. 25 no. 7
- The dedicatee of a sonata written collaboratively by three composers.
- Musique Concrète
- Rautavaara's Gift
- A synesthetic Frenchman
- Flight of the Bumblebee, the tale of (4,6)
- Opus Clavicembalisticum
28 Clues: Elgar IX • Daphnis' Lover • A deaf composer • Musique Concrète • Rautavaara's Gift • C, F#, Bb, E, A, D • Architectural music • polystylism inventor • Dufrene's sound poems • Prokofiev's suggestion • A synesthetic Frenchman • Opus Clavicembalisticum • Belgian King of the Violin • The critic of the Mighty Five • Chopin composed 4, Liszt composed 2 • Lived with one head, buried with two • ...
Year 7 music 2022-09-16
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- brass instrument
- percussion with wooden sticks
- black woodwind instrument
- you should learn it before flute
- largest string instrument
- 6 stringed instrument
- metal instrument you ding
- 2nd largest string instrument
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- wooden xylophone
- you make it from vocal chords
- you shake it!
- small 4 stringed instrument, small guitar
- long brass instrument with a moving part
- small brass instruments with 3 buttons
- play with hands and feet, has stops
- Scottish instrument you blow into
- woodwind instrument you rest your lip on
- large instrument with 47 strings
- 4 stringed instrument with a horse hair bow
- 88 keys
20 Clues: 88 keys • you shake it! • wooden xylophone • brass instrument • 6 stringed instrument • black woodwind instrument • largest string instrument • metal instrument you ding • you make it from vocal chords • percussion with wooden sticks • 2nd largest string instrument • you should learn it before flute • large instrument with 47 strings • Scottish instrument you blow into • ...
Year 7 Music 2022-09-16
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- only natural interment
- lowest in the wind family
- disc shaped and makes a loud sound
- Lowest in the strings family
- usually found in rock bands
- string interment you play sitting down
- 88 keys
- sliding fart machine
- it has six strings
- triangular member of percussion
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- smallest member of the string family
- highest pitch in the wood wind family
- it is a mini version of a guitar
- 47 strings
- member of woodwind family with cylindrical bores
- lowest sounding wood wind interment
- used when the royal family come out
- wood wind interment using double reeds
- highest pitch in the string family
- you have to use your feet to play too
20 Clues: 88 keys • 47 strings • it has six strings • sliding fart machine • only natural interment • lowest in the wind family • usually found in rock bands • Lowest in the strings family • triangular member of percussion • it is a mini version of a guitar • disc shaped and makes a loud sound • highest pitch in the string family • lowest sounding wood wind interment • ...
3rd Year Music 2025-10-16
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- Which rapper starred in the film 8 Mile and released Lose Yourself?
- Which restaurant is famous for its peri-peri chicken?
- Which singer followed Espresso with the 2025 hit Please Please Please?
- Which Roblox game allows players to collect pets and trade with others?
- Which anime follows a young ninja who dreams of becoming Hokage?
- What is the name of the famous yellow Pokémon companion of Ash Ketchum?
- Which 1996 film popularized the Ghostface mask?
- Which chain lets customers build their own sandwiches?
- Which character is a powerful witch and close friend of Elena?
- Which tennis star has won 23 Grand Slam singles titles?
- Which basketball legend led the Chicago Bulls to six NBA championships?
- What is the name of the virtual currency used in Roblox?
- Which character is the main human girl caught between the Salvatore brothers?
- Which Jamaican sprinter is known as the fastest man in the world?
- Which rock band released Livin’ on a Prayer in 1986?
- Which Disney princess sails across the ocean to save her island?
- Which Mexican-style chain is known for burrito bowls and fresh ingredients?
- What is the common nickname for Croke Park, the main GAA stadium in Dublin?
- Which county is known as “The Cats” and has won the most All-Ireland hurling titles?
- What is the surname of the Kerry footballer who won Footballer of the Year in 2022?
- Which artist released a 2025 country-inspired album featuring collaborations with Morgan Wallen?
- Which masked killer appears in the Halloween movie series?
- Which popular Roblox game lets players roleplay everyday life in a virtual town?
- Which horror movie features a terrifying clown named Pennywise?
- Which Portuguese footballer has played for clubs like Real Madrid, Juventus, and Al Nassr?
- Which long-running anime follows pirate Monkey D. Luffy on his quest for treasure?
- What is the name of the TV series featuring vampires witches and werewolves in Mystic Falls?
- Which artist continues her Eras Tour in 2025, selling out stadiums worldwide?
- Which singer released Crazy in Love in 2003?
- What is the small leather ball used in hurling called?
- Which pop icon was known as the “Queen of Pop” in the 1980s?
- Which British duo had the 1984 hit Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go?
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- Which princess has magical long hair in Tangled?
- Which singer’s Guts World Tour continued into 2025?
- Which pop star released new music from her 2025 album Radical Optimism?
- Which fast food chain is famous for the Big Mac and golden arches?
- Who is the older Salvatore brother known for his charm and mischief?
- Which Irish boy band had hits like Flying Without Wings?minecraft Which sandbox game allows players to build and explore blocky worlds?
- Which American burger chain offers free peanuts and custom toppings?
- Which anime features giant humanoid creatures threatening humanity?
- Which singer released her breakout single Umbrella in 2007?
- Who is the younger Salvatore brother known for his moral compass?
- Which restaurant’s slogan is “Have it your way”?
- Which princess falls in love with a Beast in an enchanted castle?
- Which artist released the famous album Thriller in 1982?
- Which building and roleplay game lets players design houses and go to work?
- Which Argentine footballer won the 2022 FIFA World Cup?
- Which mermaid princess dreams of living on land in The Little Mermaid?
- Which battle royale game lets 100 players fight to be the last one standing?
- Which fast food chain serves tacos, burritos, and nachos?
- Which grunge band released the 1991 hit Smells Like Teen Spirit?
- Which singer performed Purple Rain in 1984?
- Which fast food chain is known for its pan pizzas and red roof logo?
- Which British band had the 2002 hit The Scientist?
- Which anime follows Tanjiro Kamado as he fights demons to save his sister?
- What is the common Roblox term for an obstacle course game?
- Which doll becomes possessed by a killer in the Child’s Play movies?
- Which pop star released ...Baby One More Time in 1998?
- Which horror film series is based on the cases of Ed and Lorraine Warren?
- Which punk rock band released American Idiot in 2004?
- Which company is known for delivering pizzas in 30 minutes or less?
- Which Nintendo adventure series features a hero named Link?
- Which Nintendo racing game features characters like Luigi, Peach, and Bowser?
- Which British girl group had hits like Wannabe and Stop?
64 Clues: Which singer performed Purple Rain in 1984? • Which singer released Crazy in Love in 2003? • Which 1996 film popularized the Ghostface mask? • Which princess has magical long hair in Tangled? • Which restaurant’s slogan is “Have it your way”? • Which British band had the 2002 hit The Scientist? • Which singer’s Guts World Tour continued into 2025? • ...
Music Vocabulary Game 2025-11-14
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- 1/2BeatOfSilence
- 4BeatsOfSilence
- 1/4BeatOfSound
- 1BeatOfSound
- EndOfMeasure
- Major/Minor/Chromatic
- 2BeatsOfSilence
- 1/2BeatOfSound
- 4Spaces-5Lines
- HowYouStand
- LowersNote
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- 1BeatOfSilence
- 4BeatsOfSound
- 1/4BeatOfSilence
- RaisesNote
- BeSilent
- SpeedYouSing
- MakeSound
- 2BeatsOfSound
- SmallSegmentsInMusic
- 2OrMoreNotesPlayedAtTheSameTime
- CancelsSharps/Flats
22 Clues: BeSilent • MakeSound • RaisesNote • LowersNote • HowYouStand • SpeedYouSing • 1BeatOfSound • EndOfMeasure • 4BeatsOfSound • 2BeatsOfSound • 1BeatOfSilence • 1/4BeatOfSound • 1/2BeatOfSound • 4Spaces-5Lines • 4BeatsOfSilence • 2BeatsOfSilence • 1/4BeatOfSilence • 1/2BeatOfSilence • CancelsSharps/Flats • SmallSegmentsInMusic • Major/Minor/Chromatic • 2OrMoreNotesPlayedAtTheSameTime
Better in Music 2025-05-24
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- Miranda Lambert said that everybody dies what in a small town
- what Mariah Carey gives
- what type of days along woth Mondays always got the Carpenters down.
- what Jazmine Sullivan bust in your car
- what Luke Bryan want country girls to do for him
- what can save you
- George Michael said would never dance again his _ feel has no rhythm.
- Cher asked us to what in life after love.
- the avenue that Yellowcard talks about
- how Shaina feels
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- the type of slide that DJ Casper taught us
- Johnie Tayor said he wasnt going to lose his last two what?
- Abba told us about a dancing _ that was on 17!
- Outkast said sorry to Ms who
- what Ludacris said to do and get out of the way.
- what did Miley Cyrus said that he came in as _ ball
- what Fallout boy ask you to do dance before falling apart.
- what Nelly said its getting in here
- Omarion's heart became what
- the type of business that Paramore talk about
- Madonna told her beau to do what because the show was over say goodbye
- Bon Jovi had us all Living on what?
22 Clues: how Shaina feels • what can save you • what Mariah Carey gives • Omarion's heart became what • Outkast said sorry to Ms who • what Nelly said its getting in here • Bon Jovi had us all Living on what? • what Jazmine Sullivan bust in your car • the avenue that Yellowcard talks about • Cher asked us to what in life after love. • the type of slide that DJ Casper taught us • ...
Sounds of music 2025-05-15
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- The highest female singing voice:
- A steady low background sound:
- A slow, emotional song:
- A pleasing combination of musical notes:
- Soft sound made by leaves or gentle wind:
- Repeated section in music:
- A musical tone from a bell or piano:
- Singing softly and smoothly:
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- Singing without instrumental accompaniment:
- Unpleasant mixture of sounds:
- The lowest male voice type:
- Group of singers singing together:
- The rise and fall in pitch during singing:
- Sound produced by blowing into an instrument:
- High-pitched unpleasant sound from a violin:
- The speed or beat of music:
- A pause or silence in music:
- A sudden loud sound, often from percussion:
- Playing a string instrument softly with fingers:
- A sound that bounces back:
20 Clues: A slow, emotional song: • A sound that bounces back: • Repeated section in music: • The lowest male voice type: • The speed or beat of music: • A pause or silence in music: • Singing softly and smoothly: • Unpleasant mixture of sounds: • A steady low background sound: • The highest female singing voice: • Group of singers singing together: • A musical tone from a bell or piano: • ...
Music Vocab Puzlle 2025-06-06
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- Play until the dotted double bar, go back and play the section again
- They tell you where to go back to until the final double bar
- Soft
- To get slower gradually
- To get slower significantly over time
- Little by little
- Tempo medio o moderado, como caminar
- Medium loud
- How much a beat is worth
- 2nd melody but not important as melody
- Medium / moderate tempo / walking speed
- Slow tempo
- Beats per measure
- Volume of note or music
- Gradually softer
- Connect the sound to the next note with an articulation
- Loud
- Some people in the section play the top note, some play bottom
- The parts go together
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- A term used to describe/label the distance between 2 notes
- Play until the 1st ending then skip 2nd ending
- Start on the note displayed then quickly go back & forth between it
- Add space after a note
- Connect the length of two notes that are the same
- Medium soft
- 2 notes that look different but are played and sound the same
- Connect the sound to the next note without articulation
- The main music for the music sheets
- Gradually louder
- Emphasis at the start of a note AND add space after
- Help to find the tempo/rhythm
- After playing divisi, everyone plays the same again
- Type of note / Which notes are flat/sharp
- Lower note and it could be harmony or rhythm support
- A part that is up to the director if it should be played
- Go back to the original/last tempo
- Fast tempo / brisk
- Adding emphasis to the start of the note
- Changes the note from the key signature
- Much
- To get faster over time
41 Clues: Soft • Much • Loud • Slow tempo • Medium soft • Medium loud • Gradually louder • Little by little • Gradually softer • Beats per measure • Fast tempo / brisk • The parts go together • Add space after a note • To get slower gradually • Volume of note or music • To get faster over time • How much a beat is worth • Help to find the tempo/rhythm • Go back to the original/last tempo • ...
Random Music Knowledge 2025-05-18
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- A slow tempo, often used to convey a lyrical or solemn mood.
- How the melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic materials are combined in a composition.
- An interval eight diatonic scale degrees above or below a given pitch.
- The overall layout or plan of a piece, such as binary, ternary, or rondo forms.
- A brass instrument resembling a small tuba, known for its mellow tone.
- A moderately slow tempo, akin to a walking pace.
- A percussion instrument with tuned metal bars, played with mallets to produce bright, bell-like tones.
- A woodwind instrument that produces sound from the flow of air across an opening.
- A gradual increase in loudness.
- A brass instrument commonly used in classical and jazz ensembles.
- The manner in which notes are executed, affecting their transition and connection.
- A smooth and connected style of playing notes.
- A large woodwind instrument with a double reed, known for its rich, warm tones.
- A sequence of notes that are perceived as a single entity.
- The perceived frequency of a sound; how high or low a note sounds.
- The quality or color of a musical sound that distinguishes different types of sound production.
- A wind instrument using enclosed reeds fed from a constant reservoir of air in a bag.
- A larger string instrument with a deep, rich tone.
- The overall structure or plan of a piece of music.
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- A soprano-range, double-reed woodwind instrument with a penetrating, poignant sound.
- An ancient wind instrument developed by Indigenous Australians, producing a deep, resonant drone.
- The degrees of loudness or softness in music.
- A double-reed woodwind instrument with a penetrating tone.
- A gradual decrease in loudness.
- A small, guitar-like instrument from Hawaii, typically with four nylon strings.
- A keyboard instrument where hammers strike strings to produce sound.
- The difference in pitch between two notes.
- A fast and lively tempo.
- A high-pitched string instrument played with a bow.
- The pattern of sounds and silences in music.
- A woodwind instrument made of brass, commonly used in jazz music.
- A single-reed woodwind instrument with a cylindrical shape.
- The varying levels of volume in musical performance.
- The combination of simultaneously sounded musical notes to produce chords.
- The speed at which a piece of music is played.
35 Clues: A fast and lively tempo. • A gradual decrease in loudness. • A gradual increase in loudness. • The difference in pitch between two notes. • The pattern of sounds and silences in music. • The degrees of loudness or softness in music. • A smooth and connected style of playing notes. • The speed at which a piece of music is played. • ...
Cross Word Music 2025-11-04
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- of the two main forms of sacred Renaissance music.
- – The steady pulse that forms the basic unit of time in music.
- highness or lowness.
- – Emphasis placed on a particular note or beat to make it stand out.
- – The degree of loudness or softness in a musical performance.
- The organization of beats into regular groups
- Accent- A tone emphasized by playing it more loudly than the tones around it
- Quality or tone color of a sound
- – The speed or pace of a piece of music.
- Becoming faster
- Resting place at the end of a phase in a melody
- – A very slow tempo, often with a broad and stately feeling.
- A combination of 3 or more tones sounded at once
- a series of single tones that add up to a recognizable whole
- produced by felt covered hammers, striking against steel rings.
- slower.
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- order duration of sounds and silences
- – The span between the lowest and highest notes that a voice or instrument can produce.
- of pictures arranged in order from low to high or high to low.
- composition based on one main theme or subject.
- for several voices sent to a short secular poem, common in renaissance music.
- When tones are separated by an interval
- – The distance in pitch between two notes.
- – A slow and solemn tempo, even slower than Largo.1. Pitch-relative highness or lowness.1. Pitch-relative highness or lowness.1. Pitch-relative highness or lowness.
- – The deliberate shifting of accent to a weak beat or offbeat.
- placed at the beginning of the staff to show the pitch of each line and space
- of a melody
- set of five horizontal lines between or on which notes are positioned.
- – A symbol indicating silence for a specific duration in a piece of music.
29 Clues: slower. • of a melody • Becoming faster • highness or lowness. • Quality or tone color of a sound • order duration of sounds and silences • When tones are separated by an interval • – The speed or pace of a piece of music. • – The distance in pitch between two notes. • The organization of beats into regular groups • composition based on one main theme or subject. • ...
Music Knowledge Crossword 2026-02-12
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- Saul Hudsons stage name
- Beyonces 2016 album shares it's name with which sweet drink
- From which country does the Princess of Pop hail from
- Who, to date, has won the most Grammys of all time
- What was the name of Justin Timberlakes first UK number one 4,4
- Lead singer Tom Meighan left which British rock group in July 2020
- The daughter of the mam who had in going on
- Complete this Post Malone song "White______"
- Keith Moon played which instrument
- The "J" in Mary J Blige stands for what
- Sandwich filling band 3,3
- Australian rock band
- The home of Elvis Presley
- What nationality is Drake
- Which pop artist featured on Pitbull’s 2014 hit single ‘Timber
- The name of Willie Nelsons guitar
- What element di Sia and David Guetta sing about
- Who sang Barbie Girl
- Singer of purple rain
- Equipment of a Police bee
- Sabrina Carpenter is working late because she's a what
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- Released on Sugar ill Records in 1983 Melle Mel advised don't do it. Don't do what? 5,5
- Van Halen famously banned what colour M&M's in their rider
- The sweet home of Lynard Skynard
- Liv Tylers dad is the lead singer of this band
- Nevermind was a 1991 album released by which band
- The Wu-Tang Clan recommends protecting which part of your body 4,4
- First name of rapper Snoop Dogg
- Best selling album of all time
- Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars’s 2014 collaboration song from 2014 6,4
- This regal band are the champions of the world
- This artist will never let you down 4,6
- Who released Appetite For Destruction in 1987 4,1,5
- Who sung Sponge Bob Square Pants theme for the movie 5,7
- Bob Marley's band
35 Clues: Bob Marley's band • Australian rock band • Who sang Barbie Girl • Singer of purple rain • Saul Hudsons stage name • Sandwich filling band 3,3 • The home of Elvis Presley • What nationality is Drake • Equipment of a Police bee • Best selling album of all time • First name of rapper Snoop Dogg • The sweet home of Lynard Skynard • The name of Willie Nelsons guitar • ...
Music and dance 2026-02-04
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- (ääni)raita, kappale
- tulkita
- up lämmitellä
- music, score nuotit, partituuri
- laulu(osuudet)
- anthem kansallislaulu
- tanssiaiset
- ylimääräinen numero itse esityksen jälkeen
- soitin, instrumentti
- liike
- konsertti
- hymni, virsi
- dance katutanssi
- koe-esiintyä, koe-esiintyminen
- kuulokkeet
- askel
- tyylilaji, genre
- kuunnella suoratoistona
- säkeistö
- esiintyä
- label levy-yhtiö
- johtaa orkesteria
- molli
- sanoitukset, lyriikat
- kosketinsoitin, koskettimet
- jalkatyöskentely, -tekniikka
- improvisoida
- (ääni)levy; äänittää, levyttää
- nykymusiikki, -tanssi
- kaiuttimet
- venyttely
- measure tahti
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- sointu
- koulutanssiaiset
- nuotti, sävel
- piruetti
- dance, partner dance paritanssi
- potpuri, sikermä
- sarja
- akustinen, ilman sähköisiä vahvistimia soitettu
- band (vaski)puhallinorkesteri
- keikka
- isku
- rytmi
- dance steppi
- säveltää
- orkesteri
- sävellaji
- baletti
- jousisoittimet
- sovittaa
- muusikko
- lyömäsoittimet
- piece, routine koreografia
- kansanmusiikki, -tanssi
- kuoro
- asento
- tempo, nopeus
- duuri
- riffi, lyhyt toistuva sävelkulku
- refrain kertosäe
61 Clues: isku • sarja • rytmi • liike • askel • molli • kuoro • duuri • sointu • keikka • asento • tulkita • baletti • piruetti • säveltää • säkeistö • sovittaa • muusikko • esiintyä • konsertti • orkesteri • sävellaji • venyttely • kuulokkeet • kaiuttimet • tanssiaiset • hymni, virsi • dance steppi • improvisoida • nuotti, sävel • up lämmitellä • tempo, nopeus • measure tahti • laulu(osuudet) • jousisoittimet • lyömäsoittimet • koulutanssiaiset • potpuri, sikermä • ...
Music and Dance 2025-08-21
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- – String instrument played with a bow
- – Large-scale orchestral work
- – Classical dance form
- – Brazilian dance style
- – Planned sequence of dance moves
- – Speed of a musical piece
- – Improvisational American music style
- – Strong, regular repeated beat
- – Composition for one instrument
- – Large group of musicians
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- – Sequence of single notes
- – Percussion instrument set
- – Theatrical performance set to music
- – Singing without instruments
- – Passionate Argentine dance
- – Words of a song
- – Repeated section of a song
- – Combination of musical notes
- – Six-stringed musical instrument
- – Smooth ballroom dance in 3/4 time
20 Clues: – Words of a song • – Classical dance form • – Brazilian dance style • – Sequence of single notes • – Speed of a musical piece • – Large group of musicians • – Percussion instrument set • – Passionate Argentine dance • – Repeated section of a song • – Large-scale orchestral work • – Singing without instruments • – Combination of musical notes • – Strong, regular repeated beat • ...
Music and Dance 2025-08-21
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- – String instrument played with a bow
- – Large-scale orchestral work
- – Classical dance form
- – Brazilian dance style
- – Planned sequence of dance moves
- – Speed of a musical piece
- – Improvisational American music style
- – Strong, regular repeated beat
- – Composition for one instrument
- – Large group of musicians
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- – Sequence of single notes
- – Percussion instrument set
- – Theatrical performance set to music
- – Singing without instruments
- – Passionate Argentine dance
- – Words of a song
- – Repeated section of a song
- – Combination of musical notes
- – Six-stringed musical instrument
- – Smooth ballroom dance in 3/4 time
20 Clues: – Words of a song • – Classical dance form • – Brazilian dance style • – Sequence of single notes • – Speed of a musical piece • – Large group of musicians • – Percussion instrument set • – Passionate Argentine dance • – Repeated section of a song • – Large-scale orchestral work • – Singing without instruments • – Combination of musical notes • – Strong, regular repeated beat • ...
1960s Music Crossword 2025-09-11
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- British band known for “House of the Rising Sun.”
- Folk singer-songwriter who “went electric.”
- Famous British band that led the “British Invasion.”
- Another new style of music that developed in the 60s
- ___ advanced, new recording techniques shaped 1960s rock.
- lyrics were no longer shallow, they became more _____.
- The _____ Stones
- A significant War during the 60s that inspired many protest songs.
- from the 50s-60s, music became louder and more ____ and more powerful.
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- A progressive band that has an album called Dark Side of the Moon
- Jefferson ______; pioneers of psychedelic rock.
- Famous 1969 music festival
- First word in a California band’s name, “______ Springfield.”
- The British ______; when UK bands swept into U.S. charts.
- Effect used to give guitars a heavier sound.
- Type of guitar that became dominant in the 1960s
- Movement in the 1960s for racial equality.
- The _____ Blues was the name of another progressive rock band.
- Last name of the Guitar legend known for his psychedelic style.
- A demonstration or action taken to stand up for social or political change, often inspiring 1960s rock songs.
20 Clues: The _____ Stones • Famous 1969 music festival • Movement in the 1960s for racial equality. • Folk singer-songwriter who “went electric.” • Effect used to give guitars a heavier sound. • Jefferson ______; pioneers of psychedelic rock. • Type of guitar that became dominant in the 1960s • British band known for “House of the Rising Sun.” • ...
Movies X Music 2025-11-25
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- Sith Lord with an unforgettable breathing sound.
- Pulitzer-winning rapper with deep storytelling.
- Purple-clad music genius and guitar virtuoso.
- Ring-obsessed creature torn between two selves.
- Adventurous archaeologist terrified of snakes.
- Retro-inspired performer with smooth vocals.
- Singer turned beauty mogul with global hits.
- Unpredictable soap-maker with chaotic philosophy.
- Clown-faced criminal agent of chaos.
- Ruthless gangster with a “say hello” attitude.
- Ogre who’d rather be left alone in his swamp.
- Red-haired songwriter behind global chart-toppers.
- Iconic shapeshifter of glam rock.
- Assassin who avenges his dog with precision.
- Pink-loving lawyer who proves everyone wrong.
- Small green Jedi master who speaks in riddles.
- Rapper known for blending hip-hop and R&B.
- Spartan king who shouts “This is Sparta!”
- Suave spy known for shaken martinis.
- British powerhouse known for heartbreak ballads.
- Queen of Soul demanding respect.
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- Rap legend with razor-sharp lyricism.
- Singer with one of the greatest voices ever.
- Roman general turned slave seeking vengeance.
- Pianist with flair and timeless hits.
- Space survivor who battles the Xenomorph.
- Man who keeps running through history.
- King of Pop known for the moonwalk.
- Queen with unmatched stage presence.
- Global K-pop phenomenon redefining fandom.
- The One who sees beyond the Matrix.
- Teen who takes the most legendary day off.
- King of Rock who shook the world.
- Pop superstar famous for eras and reinventions.
- Underdog boxer who goes the distance.
- Queen’s electrifying frontman.
- Queen of reinvention and pop culture.
- Country-pop superstar with massive crossover hits.
- Teen with the most ridiculous fake ID ever.
- Queen with ice powers who sings “Let It Go.”
40 Clues: Queen’s electrifying frontman. • Queen of Soul demanding respect. • King of Rock who shook the world. • Iconic shapeshifter of glam rock. • King of Pop known for the moonwalk. • The One who sees beyond the Matrix. • Queen with unmatched stage presence. • Clown-faced criminal agent of chaos. • Suave spy known for shaken martinis. • Rap legend with razor-sharp lyricism. • ...
Music Terms 1 2025-09-17
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- A skill we work on after warmups most days.
- The main line of the music.
- Where we are going in November.
- The fuel for our sound. (Hint: It's on a poster.)
- How in tune we are. (Hint: It's on a poster, but it's not super obvious.)
- The combination of different lengths of notes. (Hint: It's on a poster.)
- What we are making at the end of October.
- The "highness" or "lowness" of a sound. (Hint: It's on a poster.)
- Note that is worth 4 beats in 4/4
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- Note that is worth one beat in 4/4
- What we are studying on Fridays.
- The expressive techniques and attitude we bring to the piece. (Hint: It's on a poster.)
- The _________ voice is the lower part of a person's range.
- The ______ voice is the higher part of a person's range.
- A combination of two vowel sounds. (Hint: It's a weird word.)
- The group we are all in.
- The quality of our sound. (Hint: It's on a poster.)
- The clarity of our sounds. (Hint: It's on a poster.)
- The way we hold ourselves upright.(Hint: It's on a poster.)
- Note that is worth two beats in 4/4
- The supporting line of music.
21 Clues: The group we are all in. • The main line of the music. • The supporting line of music. • Where we are going in November. • What we are studying on Fridays. • Note that is worth 4 beats in 4/4 • Note that is worth one beat in 4/4 • Note that is worth two beats in 4/4 • What we are making at the end of October. • A skill we work on after warmups most days. • ...
MUS328 Midterm Review 2019-10-03
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- French composer and critic who was heavily influenced by Asian music, impressionism, and symbolism among others; his harmonic innovations were profoundly influential
- Pianist and composer whose works, such as "Maple Leaf Rag," defined ragtime
- _________ Talking Machine Company: American record company and phonograph manufacturer, founded in 1901
- A performance practice in which the music is created as it is being performed
- French pianist and composer who was aligned with the surrealist and dadaist movements in art; his challenges to the classical tradition deeply influenced the French and American avant-garde
- Artistic movement originating in Italy that celebrates the machine age and advocated for music based on noise rather than on musical pitches
- Bohemian pianist, composer, conductor, teacher and music critic, recognized as the “father” of Czech national music
- Russian composer, member of the Mighty Five, who is mostly known for his programmatic orchestra works on exotic or nationalist themes, like Scheherazade and Russian Easter Overture
- Composer and pianist, influenced by French impressionism and neoclassicism, who was the central figure of 20th-c. Spanish music
- Early 20th-century artistic movement, developed by German and Austrian artists, featuring intensely expressive works that seek to convey the anxiety and extreme psychological pressure of modern life
- Pianist, composer, and first professor of music at Columbia University, who was the best-known American composer of his time both at home and abroad
- An instrumental piece for band featuring a strong, marked beat, an uncomplicated style, and a series of strains
- Group of composers, centered around Boston, mostly trained in Germany, who were the first professors of music in conservatories and universities
- Pianist and composer who was the first American woman to succeed as composer of large scale art music, such as the Gaelic Symphony
- Russian composer and pianist known primarily for his piano sonatas, who moved beyond tonality without being atonal; his works reflect his interest in mystical philosophy
- A melodic section of a march, each repeated at least once. Also seen in ragtime.
- An early 20th century style of jazz, named after the city where it emerged from a combination of ragtime, brass bands, spirituals, the blues, and Caribbean and Mexican elements
- Violinist and composer known primarily for his symphonic poems and symphonies, who was Finland’s leading composer
- Pianist and composer, leader of the Spanish nationalist school of composers, best known for virtuosic piano pieces like Iberia
- One of the strains of a march, in a dramatic, highly rhythmic style
- First English composer to be recognized internationally in over 200 years, he is known primarily for his orchestral music, including the Pomp and Circumstance marches
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- A vocal African-American folk music which influenced most of the popular music of the 20th century
- Early 20th c. movement, originating in France, which blended elements of 17th and 19th c. music with modernist elements
- Pianist and composers whose piano and orchestral works display a distinctively French sensibility; some of his keyboard works are early examples of neoclassicism
- Bohemian violinist, organist and composer who first won international acclaim with his Slavonic Dances for four hands piano
- An early 20th-century, composed piano music featuring consistent syncopation of the melody against a steady duple meter
- _____________ refers to music that either has no tonal center, or is not governed by the rules of tonality. The two most common types are serial atonality (which is based on the 12-tone row) and non-serial atonality (which is based on pitch class sets).
- British trombonist, composer, and teacher, best known for his rediscovery and use of English folk songs and church music to teach, and his orchestral work The Planets
- 20th-century artistic movement that rejected many aspects of traditional art and favored experimentalism and abstraction
- musics that are accessible to the majority of people because of their familiarity; including folk and popular musics
- Pianist, composer and conductor who was the leading piano virtuoso of his day and the last representative of Russian late Romanticism
- A type of vocal enunciation intermediate between speech and song, used by Schoenberg in several works, most notably in Pierrot lunaire
- Composer, conductor, teacher and writer who was the most important English composer of his generation, writing in a national style inspired by folk song, hymns, and English composers like Tallis
- A family of musical genres of African-American origin, featuring improvisation, a flexible approach to rhythm known as swing, and blues harmonic and melodic elements
- Leading 20th-c. Czech composer, famous primarily for his operas; his melodies and rhythms are based on the Czech language
- Viennese-born violinist, painter, composer and teacher whose developed the twelve-tone method; he was one of the most influential composers of the 20th c.
- First native-born U.S. composer to attempt large orchestral works and operas
- Artistic movement that seeks to over through accepted aesthetics, challenge tradition, and radically reconsider the purpose and materials of art
- One of the strains of a march, lyrical and softer
- Norwegian composer, pianist, and conductor, known primarily for his incidental music to Ibsen’s Peer Gynt; he was recognized as the foremost Scandinavian composer of his generation
40 Clues: One of the strains of a march, lyrical and softer • One of the strains of a march, in a dramatic, highly rhythmic style • Pianist and composer whose works, such as "Maple Leaf Rag," defined ragtime • First native-born U.S. composer to attempt large orchestral works and operas • A performance practice in which the music is created as it is being performed • ...
Content Words: Weather and Music Crossword 2013-02-07
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- a seasonal wind that usually brings heavy rains
- play music in "a slow tempo"
- an increase in volume or intensity
- three or more tones sounded together
- a violent cyclone or hurricane in the western Pacific Ocean
- weather condition where the wind is noisy and stormy
- play music in "a fast tempo"
- music with breaks between tones
- moist or slightly wet
- rain, snow, sleet, or hail
- speed at which music is played
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- clouds that are low and gray, often bringing rain or snow
- person who studies and forecasts the weather
- instruments that are struck to make a sound
- a song for one voice or instrument
- clouds that are high and thin, usually meaning fair weather
- clouds that are white and puffy, meaning fair weather
17 Clues: moist or slightly wet • rain, snow, sleet, or hail • play music in "a slow tempo" • play music in "a fast tempo" • speed at which music is played • music with breaks between tones • an increase in volume or intensity • a song for one voice or instrument • three or more tones sounded together • instruments that are struck to make a sound • ...
Since it's baroque ... 2021-09-10
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- _ valley shall be exalted and _ mntn
- Number of Bachs named Johann.
- Brought Bach’s works back to popularity
- Bach was hired for this church position
- Wrote Italian operas English oratorios
- Nickname for Venetian priest/composer
- Piece of music played on the Thames
- "Flawed pearl"
- Baroque keyboard
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- Vivaldi's most famous concerto
- English composer of Dido and Aeneas
- Wrote every Baroque form except opera
- instrument that gained popularity
- Bach's nationality
- Have a deep passion for passion music
- The opposite of monophonic
- Ran away because of his love of music.
- Musical period that started AD 1600
- Monteverdi was organist in this city
- Monteverdi's most famous piece
- The greatest oratorio ever written
- George Frideric ______
22 Clues: "Flawed pearl" • Baroque keyboard • Bach's nationality • George Frideric ______ • The opposite of monophonic • Number of Bachs named Johann. • Vivaldi's most famous concerto • Monteverdi's most famous piece • instrument that gained popularity • The greatest oratorio ever written • English composer of Dido and Aeneas • Musical period that started AD 1600 • ...
Unit 9 A2 2025-08-20
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- – a performance that is funny
- – a series of movements that usually
- – a show in which a group of people
- play music
- – a collection of things
- real
- makes people laugh, usually in a circus
- – someone whose job is to write
- – a performer who has special clothes
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- – a person who plays the drums
- animals perform in a big tent
- – a show where people sing
- – a film made using characters that are drawn and
- as paintings shown to the public
- to pop music
- for newspapers, magazines, television, etc.
- – a story shown in moving pictures
- a cinema or on TV
- – a place where people dance and
- with music
20 Clues: real • play music • with music • to pop music • a cinema or on TV • – a collection of things • – a show where people sing • animals perform in a big tent • – a performance that is funny • – a person who plays the drums • – someone whose job is to write • as paintings shown to the public • – a place where people dance and • – a story shown in moving pictures • ...
Basic Music Terms 2020-09-24
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- genre of music that features rhythmic spoken lyrics
- words that are sung or spoken to music
- sound is created by striking this instrument, usually with a stick or mallet; provide sense of rhythm for the band
- lower sounding 4-stringed instrument
- electric version of the piano; easier to transport
- played by pushing down black and white keys
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- the various instruments used in a piece of music
- genre of music that features a lot of stringed instruments, often relaxing
- singing
- 6-stringed instrument; can be strummed
- genre of music that is usually loud and driving; features guitar, bass, drums, vocals
- specific kind or style of music
12 Clues: singing • specific kind or style of music • lower sounding 4-stringed instrument • 6-stringed instrument; can be strummed • words that are sung or spoken to music • played by pushing down black and white keys • the various instruments used in a piece of music • electric version of the piano; easier to transport • genre of music that features rhythmic spoken lyrics • ...
MUS308 Quiz 1 Review 2019-02-07
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- In Ancient Greek music, a system of tetrachords spanning two octaves
- Text setting in which a long melodic passage is sung to a single syllable of text
- Texts of the Mass that remain the same on most or all days of the church calendar
- A manner of performing chant in which two or more groups/choirs alternate
- Gregorian ________: repertoire of monophonic song used in the Roman Catholic Church, so called because it was traditionally attributed to Pope Gregory
- Ancient Greek reed instrument, usually played in pairs
- ______ tablet: Clay tablet found in an ancient Sumerian city, containing the earliest known musical notation
- Song to or in praise of a god
- A poem of praise to God, one of 150 in the Book of Psalms in the Hebrew Scriptures (the Christian Old Testament). Singing psalms was a central part of both Jewish and Christian worship
- The practice of chanting prayers; it is one of the elements shared in both Jewish and Christian religious practice
- A group of 5-8 pitches arranged according to a certain pattern of intervals
- Ancient Greek term describing the unification of parts in an orderly whole
- The support or influence of a patron; in the arts, it refers to the people or institutions that financially support artistic activity
- Texts of the Mass that change depending on the day in the church calendar
- Akkadian high priestess in the Ancient Sumerian city of Ur, she is the earliest composer known by name
- The prescribed body of texts to be spoken or sung and ritual actions to be performed in a religious service
- ______ hand: a visual aid to help with solmization and learning music
- Greek philosopher who believed education was a key to creating better citizens and that music would discipline children’s minds and souls, while gymnastics would train the body
- ________ neumes: In an early form of notation, neumes arranged so that their relative height indicated higher or lower pitch
- Ancient Greek term describing music, text, and dance conceived as a whole
- In ancient Greece, the word for music as a performing art
- Roman institution in which the choral singers initially learned chant through oral transmission, but in which other music teaching methods were developed, such as notation and solmization
- Text setting in which one note is sung per syllable of text
- Medieval theorist who developed systems to teach chant to the choirboys of the Schola Cantorum, such as notation through lines and spaces, solmization, and the Guidonian hand
- An early form of chant notation; a symbol to indicate a certain number of notes and general melodic direction.
- A form of transmission in which music is passed down from person to person, without being written down
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- A system that uses syllables as a mnemonic devices for indicating melodic intervals
- Greek astronomer who wrote about the connections between music and astronomy, including the concept of harmonia
- Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire who standardized and disseminated the Roman liturgy and chant across his expanding empire
- A type of performance in which the music is created as it is being performed
- Ancient Greek stringed instrument; a large lyre
- A manner of performing chant in which a soloist alternates with a group
- German abbess, mystic, writer, and composer who wrote the largest body of attributed chant
- The most important service in the Roman church; also, a musical setting of the Mass Ordinary
- Greek mathematician who taught that mathematical relationships were the foundation of the study of music, and understanding them would help understand the harmony of the universe
- In Greek and medieval theory, a scale of four notes spanning a perfect fourth
- Plucked string instrument with a resonating soundbox, two arms, crossbar, and strings that run parallel to the soundboard and attach to the crossbar
- Pupil of Aristotle who wrote the earliest book on music theory; his definitions (notes, intervals, scales) established the basis for all later music theory
- The way that music is disseminated from person to person
- A series of eight prayer services of the Roman church, celebrated daily at specified times, especially in monasteries and convents
- Greek philosopher who included music in the four branches of education, agreeing with Plato that music helped to develop the moral character of children, and thought music should also be used “for intellectual enjoyment in leisure”
- The musical texture consisting of a single melodic line
- Sumerian string instrument with a bull’s head at one end of the soundbox
- Medieval Pope who was responsible for the collection (and possibly composition) of the Roman repertory of chant; legend had it that the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove dictated the chant melodies to him
- Text setting, particularly in chant, in which one to six notes is sung per syllable of text
45 Clues: Song to or in praise of a god • Ancient Greek stringed instrument; a large lyre • Ancient Greek reed instrument, usually played in pairs • The musical texture consisting of a single melodic line • The way that music is disseminated from person to person • In ancient Greece, the word for music as a performing art • ...
World Music: Caribbean 2017-04-06
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- the religion of the caribbean is dominated by _______.
- a music genre that originated in jamaica is 1950
- main language of the caribbean
- most visited Caribbean island
- what old culture influences the culture of the caribbean today?
- home to the shortest runway in the world
- The Caribbean Islands have a diverse topography including _________ mountains, tropical forests, low-lying plantations, valleys, waterfalls, and volcanoes.
- a large drum made of wood and animal skin
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- plaid like print in vibrant colors, worn by both men and women.
- continent in which the caribbean is considered to be a part of
- a pair of short pieces of wood struck to produce a clicking rhythm.
- also known as the king of salsa
- means drowned land
- adapted by the six string guitar, but the modern one has 5 pairs of strings.
- another name for the caribbean
- many different types of music have influenced popular ______ to come about.
- early clothing was influenced heavily by _____ creole styles.
- joined Tito Puente’s orchestra, recorded over 70 albums, and has won one Grammy
- least popular religion in the caribbean
- the inhabitants of the caribbean are called the _______.
20 Clues: means drowned land • most visited Caribbean island • main language of the caribbean • another name for the caribbean • also known as the king of salsa • least popular religion in the caribbean • home to the shortest runway in the world • a large drum made of wood and animal skin • a music genre that originated in jamaica is 1950 • ...
Folk Music crossword 2022-01-21
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- Bob Dylans second album that he released
- name for Dylans tapes and songs that eventually got passed to bootleggers instead of the publishing company
- folk group that sang "Walk right In" that hit number 1 in 1963
- A band from Canada who would later just be known as the band
- who worked with Guthrie and later went on to form the Weavers
- folk singer whose songs included the dustbowl ballads, pro-union sons, anti-Hitler songs, etc.. wrote over 1,000 songs.
- The man who signed Bob Dylan to a five year contract
- was a number one hit in 1950 by the weavers
- folk group also established that sang the song "Micheal Row the Boat Ashore" that hit number 1 in 1961.
- considered to be the first double album in rock history
- name of Guthrie's memoir that influenced Bob Dylan to use unusual speech patterns in his work
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- song relating to a convicted murderer named Tom Dula who was sentenced to death
- the group who wore crew cuts and matching clothes and had worked their way up to 10 top 40 hits by 1963
- place that often hired comedians and was the place Bob Dylan made his first New York appearance
- newsletter published by Pete Seeger and three other folk musicians in 1962
- Man who opened folklore center on Macdougal Street
- Later known as the "queen of folk".
- a folk jam session where folk songs are often sung.
- song written by Seeger as a pro-union song that eventually became a civil rights anthem
- popular and known singer and song-writer that was born in Minnesota in 1941
20 Clues: Later known as the "queen of folk". • Bob Dylans second album that he released • was a number one hit in 1950 by the weavers • Man who opened folklore center on Macdougal Street • a folk jam session where folk songs are often sung. • The man who signed Bob Dylan to a five year contract • considered to be the first double album in rock history • ...
Music of Africa 2022-01-10
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- Traditional drum from Senegal
- traveling musicians, poets, storytellers, historians and genealogists of West Africa
- Female griots
- Tradition Music is taught to others by being sung or played
- Air column vibrates to make sound
- Two or more rhythms playing at the same time
- A repeated rhythmic pattern
- Membrane vibrates to make sound
- Goblet shaped drum, tilted when played
- Iron bell shaped like a curled up leaf
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- Instrument played by griots
- Held under the arm,squeeze strings to play
- Made from an animal horn, blown like a trumpet
- Strings vibrate to make sound
- Similar to a xylophone, uses gourd resonators
- Hand held instrument with metal tongues played by thumbs
- The whole instrument vibrates to make sound
- Metal double bell
- Hand carved aerophone from Guinea
- Instrument from Nigeria meaning ‘vessel’
20 Clues: Female griots • Metal double bell • Instrument played by griots • A repeated rhythmic pattern • Traditional drum from Senegal • Strings vibrate to make sound • Membrane vibrates to make sound • Air column vibrates to make sound • Hand carved aerophone from Guinea • Goblet shaped drum, tilted when played • Iron bell shaped like a curled up leaf • ...
Music Symbols 1 2021-10-22
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- the different sections of music such as ABA is the_____of the piece
- to get louder
- the symbol for soft
- This symbol has two dots and means to do the section again
- this note gets 1/2 a beat
- this symbol cancels a sharp or flat
- this symbol raises a note by 1/2 step
- sing or play the note short and detached
- sopranos and altos sing in this clef
- this rest is 1/2 a beat
- emphasize the note and sound
- this symbol lowers a note by 1/2 step
- this symbol means hold the note longer than usual
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- this note gets one beat
- this note is two beats long
- this rest is one beat of silence
- the two numbers at the beginning of a song
- this rest is two beats of silence
- this note takes up the whole measure
- this rest gets four beats and hangs upside down
- to get slower
- tenors and basses sing in this clef
- sing or play smoothly or connected
- the spaces of the treble clef
- you put notes on the five lines and spaces
25 Clues: to get louder • to get slower • the symbol for soft • this note gets one beat • this rest is 1/2 a beat • this note gets 1/2 a beat • this note is two beats long • emphasize the note and sound • the spaces of the treble clef • this rest is one beat of silence • this rest is two beats of silence • sing or play smoothly or connected • this symbol cancels a sharp or flat • ...
Music Terminology: Tempos 2020-09-17
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- very very slow
- but not too much 3w
- even faster than presto
- at a walking pace 76-108 bpm
- broadly 40-60bpm
- fast, quick and bright 120-156bpm
- rather broadly 60-66
- slowly with great expression 66-76 bpm
- between andante and moderato 92-98 bpm 2w
- slightly faster than andante 80-108 (sometimes means slightly slower)
- fast, but not too much 4w
- moderately fast 102-110bpm
- suddenly
- moderately, in a march style 83-85bpm 2w
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- lively and fast
- very
- slightly faster than allegro 2w
- at a moderate speed 98-112bpm
- slowly 45-60 bpm
- resume previous tempo 2w
- very slow
- very slowly
- moderately allegro 116-120 2w
- with movement 2w
- very fast and lively
- slower than andante and slightly faster than adagio 70-80 bpm
- a little
- very very fast 168-200
28 Clues: very • a little • suddenly • very slow • very slowly • very very slow • lively and fast • broadly 40-60bpm • slowly 45-60 bpm • with movement 2w • but not too much 3w • rather broadly 60-66 • very fast and lively • very very fast 168-200 • even faster than presto • resume previous tempo 2w • fast, but not too much 4w • moderately fast 102-110bpm • at a walking pace 76-108 bpm • ...
Italian Music Terms 2020-06-18
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- quicker (more speed)
- always
- short and detached
- slowly
- loud
- gradually becoming slower
- in a signing style
- immediately slower
- without
- gradually becoming louder
- lively and fast
- very fast
- very loud
- sustained
- moderately short and detached
- very
- gradually becoming softer
- gradually becoming slower
- slower (less speed)
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- majestic
- moderately loud
- lively and spirited
- broadly
- smooth and well connected
- lightly
- gradually becoming faster
- at a moderate speed
- very soft
- a little
- moderately fast
- gradually becoming louder
- slowly
- return to former speed
- becoming broader
- moderately soft
- soft
- at an easy walking pace
37 Clues: loud • very • soft • always • slowly • slowly • broadly • lightly • without • majestic • a little • very soft • very fast • very loud • sustained • moderately loud • moderately fast • lively and fast • moderately soft • becoming broader • short and detached • in a signing style • immediately slower • lively and spirited • at a moderate speed • slower (less speed) • quicker (more speed) • return to former speed • ...
Pop Music Crossword 2020-07-03
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- A large instrument with black and white keys
- "Major key alert!" This DJ will shout his name all over the song!
- This famous band have a song about a yellow submarine
- This "Famous" rapper also has his own brand of trainers
- The real name of the Panic! At The Disco Star
- A six string instrument played by Ed Sheeran
- The songs "This Is Me" and "Rewrite the Stars" came from this musical
- This X Factor Boyband made "The best song ever"
- He'll be riding shotgun underneath the hot sun
- a Musical starring Elphaba and Glinda
- They will, they will Rock you!
- "Vossi Bop" artist
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- This Country turned Pop singer just wants to has a big "Reputation"
- This "Rain on Me" singer wants to "Just Dance"
- A hit song by Shawn Mendes and Camilla Cabello
- A huge UK Music Festival (G_______)
- This boyband star just released a solo album called "Fine Line"
- This musical character wears an amazing technicolour dreamcoat
- This pop singer makes her own "New Rules"
- This young musician is a "Bad Guy"
- This american rock band don't want to be "American Idiots"
- Lil Nas X combines Country and Rap on this song
22 Clues: "Vossi Bop" artist • They will, they will Rock you! • This young musician is a "Bad Guy" • A huge UK Music Festival (G_______) • a Musical starring Elphaba and Glinda • This pop singer makes her own "New Rules" • A large instrument with black and white keys • A six string instrument played by Ed Sheeran • The real name of the Panic! At The Disco Star • ...
Music Theory Fun (?) 2020-05-20
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- There are eight of these in a 4/4 measure
- Adds half a count to note
- A chord with a flatted third e.g. C Eb G
- Set of five horizontal lines with four spaces
- One beat in 4/4 time
- Raises the pitch of a note one half step
- Sign that cancels a sharp or flat
- A scale including sharps and flats
- Notes below middle C
- Return to the beginning
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- Counterpoint rythm
- Four count note in 4/4 time
- Lowers the pitch of a note one half step
- Different fingering for the same chord
- e.g. A third
- A note held for two counts
- The end
- Playing soft or loud
- Three notes played in two beats
- A chord with no sharps e.g C E G
20 Clues: The end • e.g. A third • Counterpoint rythm • One beat in 4/4 time • Playing soft or loud • Notes below middle C • Return to the beginning • Adds half a count to note • A note held for two counts • Four count note in 4/4 time • Three notes played in two beats • A chord with no sharps e.g C E G • Sign that cancels a sharp or flat • A scale including sharps and flats • ...
Art and Music 2020-06-07
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- Antonio Vivaldi is a famous Italian ...
- You see this at the theatre.
- A long written story, using characters who are not real.
- Quentin Tarantino is a famous ... of Kill Bill.
- A study of designing buildings.
- An event where paintings are shown.
- The Godfather is a great ... about the mafia.
- You take one of these with a camera.
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- A person who writes books.
- David by Michelangelo is a ...
- A Tale of Two Cities is a ... by Charles Dickens.
- I love ... music especially Mozart and Bach.
- Street art.
- The Mona Lisa is a ... by Leonardo Da Vinci.
- A person with a camera.
- CSI Miami and The Wire are famous TV ...
- Thriller is a best-selling ... by Michael Jackson.
- Anna Pavlova was a famous Russian ballet ...
- To make something new.
- A piece of writing in beautiful language, often with short lines.
20 Clues: Street art. • To make something new. • A person with a camera. • A person who writes books. • You see this at the theatre. • David by Michelangelo is a ... • A study of designing buildings. • An event where paintings are shown. • You take one of these with a camera. • Antonio Vivaldi is a famous Italian ... • CSI Miami and The Wire are famous TV ... • ...
Chorus Music Vocabulary 2022-02-02
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- 2 or more notes together and their relationship
- one half step down
- group of notes arranged in ascending or descending order
- highest voice category
- written, paper form of music
- speed of the music
- how loud or soft to sing
- second highest voice category
- group of 3 or more simultaneous notes
- the way different sounds are combined
- song or anthem of a school
- b,c,d,f,g,h,j,k,l,m,n,p,q,r,s,t,v,w,x,z
- group of musicians who play or sing together
- the subjects of Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Visual Art, Dance, and Theater
- lowest voice category
- the specific diction of the words in a song
- a type of symbol before a note indicating sharp, flat, or natural
- someone who writes a piece of music
- emphasizes a beat >
- gradually get louder
- place for performance
- pitches with letter names
- an author/owner's decision for when their work may be reproduced
- second to the lowest voice category
- distance between two pitches
- song sung by school to encourage team
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- section of a melody or tune
- someone who writes a song
- hurtful, negligent, and sometimes popular way of speaking
- most written music instructions are written in this language
- a musical work that has been created
- five note scale
- one half step up #
- the lower clef symbol
- the melodies and ideas of a song and how they are repeated
- two musicians singing together
- gradually get softer
- to perform without preparation
- the higher clef symbol
- simple, singable melody
- muscle which inflates the lungs
- five lines on the page to place a clef and notes upon
- voices singing without instruments
- symbol that turns a sharp or flat note into a natural note
- diminish sound or get quieter
- Austrian composer who lived from 1685 to 1750 - Johann Sebastian _____
- the voice type between tenor and bass
- steady pulse of a song
- type or class of music
- a traditional genre of music conforming to an established form
- organized series of pitches
- a performance in order to obtain a position
- an arrangement of long and short sounds
- a,e,i,o,u, and sometimes y, and w
- group of people working together to tell or sing
55 Clues: five note scale • one half step down • one half step up # • speed of the music • emphasizes a beat > • gradually get softer • gradually get louder • the lower clef symbol • lowest voice category • place for performance • highest voice category • the higher clef symbol • steady pulse of a song • type or class of music • simple, singable melody • how loud or soft to sing • ...
guitar music vocabulary 2022-02-08
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- Play softly.
- An interval in time where no notes are played.
- Fast paced.
- Two dots that are placed before a double bar line.
- Play loudly.
- The speed of a peice of music.
- The pieces of a guitar that are used to tune.
- A note with the value of one beat.
- A note with a value of half a beat.
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- A section of the staff where a specific amount of music ocurres(inbetween each bar line).
- A line on the staff that separates it into separate sections.
- A not with a value of two beats.
- three or more notes played, harmonically, at the same time.
- five parallel lines together with four spaces(the music is written here).
- A chord played with one finger across all strings.
- An object that is used to pluck the guitar strings and play notes.
- A part of the guitar that is used to play different notes by putting your finger behind it and plucking that string.
- To play at a moderate pace.
- A sound with a given pitch and duration.
- The part of a guitar that is used to play notes.
20 Clues: Fast paced. • Play softly. • Play loudly. • To play at a moderate pace. • The speed of a peice of music. • A not with a value of two beats. • A note with the value of one beat. • A note with a value of half a beat. • A sound with a given pitch and duration. • The pieces of a guitar that are used to tune. • An interval in time where no notes are played. • ...
Classical Music Crosswords 2021-11-08
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- Joan Tower said "music must do its'_______"
- Price wrote "Ethiopia's ______ in America".
- Aaron Copeland was called the ____ of Am. composers
- Chas. Ives played what sport at Yale Univ?
- Hiawatha's Wedding Feast based on poem by who?
- What size orchestras did Tchaikovsky use?
- Charles Ives sold what product by day?
- Joan Tower was the 2020 "Composer of the _______".
- society was divided into "High Brow" or "___ Brow
- Gershwin wrote "Rhapsody in _______".
- Joaquin Rodrigo studied with Dukas in _______.
- Joan Tower wrote "_____in America."
- Sir William Walton wrote a piece titled ______".
- What automotive part did Gershwin use in a symphony?
- What physical disability did Joaquin Rodrigo have?
- mussorgsky wrote opera "_______ Gudonov".
- The name of Charles Ives' wife.
- Ives wrote "______ Band from Five Street Songs"
- Gershwin worked on Tin Pan _______.
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- Gershwin put is own composition on a _____roll.
- Florence Smith-Price was an Afro-American ___.
- Dvorak was fascinated with what kind of music?
- Sam Coleridge Taylor believed "The bigger, the___"
- Coleridge-Taylor was called "the ______Mahler"
- Chas.Ives used ____notes in honor of the town band.
- "Crown ___"performed for Queens' coronation.
- Brahms introduced Dvorak to his __________?
- Louis Gottschalk fled to So. America after an____.
- Aaron Copeland composed "Appalachain _____"
- Sir William Walton was from __________.
- Ives wrote "______ Places in New England."
- Samuel Coleridge Taylor never met his ______.
- Aaron Copeland wrote for "Of Mice and ______".
- Aaron Copleland wrote scores for ________.
- What nationality was Tchaikovsky?
- Dvorak knew what famous composer?
- Modest Mussorgsky abused what substance?
- Antonin Dvorak had a particular talent for _______
38 Clues: The name of Charles Ives' wife. • What nationality was Tchaikovsky? • Dvorak knew what famous composer? • Joan Tower wrote "_____in America." • Gershwin worked on Tin Pan _______. • Gershwin wrote "Rhapsody in _______". • Charles Ives sold what product by day? • Sir William Walton was from __________. • Modest Mussorgsky abused what substance? • ...
Music Crossword I 2021-11-03
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- First musical by Rodgers & Hammerstein
- I do this because you're mine
- Don't sit under this
- Tie a yellow ribbon around this tree
- I'll be loving you..
- 90 year old coal miner's daughter
- means whatever will be, will be
- style of music popular in the 1970s
- Don't get around much _____
- name the singer
- stage name of Leonard Slye
- four stringed instrument
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- Ingredient on Elvis Presley's favorite sandwich
- Name that tune
- Frank or Nancy
- ____ smiling at me
- music or dance with czech roots
- patriotic song
- bandleader with a long-running show on PBS
- love song by the Carpenters
- group of four musicians
- Name that tune
- Instrument played by Bahama Bob
- popular Christmas song
- Leave your worries on the ____
25 Clues: Name that tune • Frank or Nancy • patriotic song • Name that tune • name the singer • ____ smiling at me • Don't sit under this • I'll be loving you.. • popular Christmas song • group of four musicians • four stringed instrument • stage name of Leonard Slye • love song by the Carpenters • Don't get around much _____ • I do this because you're mine • music or dance with czech roots • ...
Scott's Music Crossword 2021-10-24
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- Dang Red Sox, song
- Views from Carrabbas, artist
- Mark Twain rushed when writing this, song
- I love the way you look tonight, artist
- "Hello, is it me you're ___ ___?", lyric
- Tracy Chapman, Lamborghini, song
- "Aruba, ___, oh I want to take ya", lyric
- ___ Washington, ___ Jackson - softly speaking, song
- Don't go chasing Niagara, song
- "Just a city boy, born and raised in ___ ___.", lyric
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- Styx floating on the water, song
- Let's go Meme, song
- "Give me the beat boys and ___ ___ ___.", lyric
- "As I walk through the valley...", song
- The dog from Wizard of Oz sings this, song
- ___ market, ___ oline - logically speaking, artist
- ___ Bieber + tree falling saying + pond, artist
- Thanks for the Help Yesterday in the Strawberry Fields, artist
- Fractions ain't bad, song
- ___ Panther, ___ Mayweather, artist
20 Clues: Dang Red Sox, song • Let's go Meme, song • Fractions ain't bad, song • Views from Carrabbas, artist • Don't go chasing Niagara, song • Styx floating on the water, song • Tracy Chapman, Lamborghini, song • ___ Panther, ___ Mayweather, artist • "As I walk through the valley...", song • I love the way you look tonight, artist • "Hello, is it me you're ___ ___?", lyric • ...
The music industry 2021-11-26
Across
- I pace like a ghost
- Roaring 20s, tossing pennies in the pool
- The devil's in the details,
- To my lovin’ bed
- i was seven and you were nine
- Up on the roof with a school girl crush
- burning brighter than the sun,
- the butterflies turned to dust that covered my whole room
- I’m New York City
- Don't you dare look out your window, darling everything's on fire
- love you to the moon and to Saturn
- And all the times I let you in Just for you to go again
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- You are what you loved
- He puts papers in his briefcase and drives away
- Come on, come on, don't leave me like this
- hold onto the memories they will hold onto you
- Wrinkle in your new life
- I love you to the moon and back
- I might sink and drown and die
- She's never gonna see the light No matter what you do
- Jacket 'round my shoulders is yours
- Wednesday in a café
- The fatal flaw that makes you long to be Magnificently cursed
23 Clues: To my lovin’ bed • I’m New York City • I pace like a ghost • Wednesday in a café • You are what you loved • Wrinkle in your new life • The devil's in the details, • i was seven and you were nine • I might sink and drown and die • burning brighter than the sun, • I love you to the moon and back • love you to the moon and to Saturn • Jacket 'round my shoulders is yours • ...
SJ's Music Symbols 2022-04-03
Across
- What kind of voice treble clef is used for
- What lower voices use
- Play the note long or full length
- Dotted notes add half of the ___________
- Play the note short
- Gradually makes louder
- Dynamic for loud
- Piano
- 5 lines that we put notes on
- How many beats a whole note gets
- A eighth rest gets ________ a beat
- Dynamic for medium
- Tells you not to tongue between two different notes
- Combines notes that are the same
- How many beats a dotted half note gets
- Cancels out a sharp or flat
- How many beats a dotted whole note gets
- Dynamic for very loud
- How many beats a quarter note gets
- Gradually makes softer
- What the speed of the piece is called
- This rest sets 4 beats
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- This note gets 1 beat
- Lowers the pitch by a half step
- How many beats a half note gets
- This rest gets 2 beats
- This note gets half a beat
- What we call multiple staff
- pianissimo or pp
- Note has a strong attack
- What tempo is measured in
- Raises the pitch by a half step
- Sharp, flat, and natural
- Holds out a note
- Gradually slows down the tempo
- 4/4
36 Clues: 4/4 • Piano • pianissimo or pp • Dynamic for loud • Holds out a note • Dynamic for medium • Play the note short • This note gets 1 beat • What lower voices use • Dynamic for very loud • This rest gets 2 beats • Gradually makes louder • Gradually makes softer • This rest sets 4 beats • Note has a strong attack • Sharp, flat, and natural • What tempo is measured in • This note gets half a beat • ...
Music Billy Joel 2022-04-07
Across
- It was always burning since the worlds' been turning
- Every dog must have his everyday
- And we would all go down together
- A bottle of white, a bottle of red
- Now here you are with your faith and your peter pan advice
- I bet she never had a backstreet guy
- Everyone is so untrue
- Well our fathers fought the second world war spent their weekends at the Jersey Shore
- Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes
- Slow down you crazy child
- As the business men slowly get stoned
- I am only willing to hear you cry
- The New York Times, the Daily News
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- These are the days to hold on to
- Saturday night and you're still hangin' around
- I dont know what it is, but I know that I cant live without her
- She's a real nice girl and she's always there for you
- And this is why my eyes are closed. It's just as well for all I've seen
- I may be crazy but it just may be a lunatic you're looking for
- What's the matter with the clothes I'm wearing
- Oh, she never gives out and she never gives in
- Don't go changing, to try and please me
- Catholic Girls start much too late
- You went uptown riding in your limousine
- If it seems like I've been lost in let's remember
- Mamma Leone left a note on the door
- With his working class ties and his radical plans
- I don't want you to tell me it's time to go home
28 Clues: Everyone is so untrue • Slow down you crazy child • These are the days to hold on to • Every dog must have his everyday • And we would all go down together • I am only willing to hear you cry • A bottle of white, a bottle of red • Catholic Girls start much too late • The New York Times, the Daily News • Mamma Leone left a note on the door • I bet she never had a backstreet guy • ...
General music theory 2013-11-23
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- A scale with these notes B C# D# E F# G# A#
- A minor scale with a raised sixth and raised seventh.
- A scale built from the sixth note of a major scale.
- The interval between two notes who's distance is greater than an octave.
- The difference between two pitches.
- A scale with these notes D E F# G A B C#
- A set of accidentals that are to be played higher or lower to the corresponding natural notes. Usually appears at the beginning of the piece after the clef sign.
- A scale with these notes C D Eb F G Anatural Bnatural
- A scale with these notes F G A Bb C D E
- The interval between one musical pitch and another with half or double its frequency.
- A scale with these notes F G Ab Bb C D Eb
- A set of five horizontal lines and four spaces that each represent a different pitch or in the case of percussion represents different percussion instruments.
- A scale with these notes C D E F G A B
- The order of sounds on a frequency related scale.
- The identity of the tonic note or chord.
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- A scale with these notes B C# D E F# G A#
- The simultaneous playing of the same note.
- A convention used to specify how many beats are in each bar and which note value constitutes one beat.
- The best teacher you have ever had.
- A scale with these notes F# G# A B C# D E#
- An interval between two notes who's distance is twenty one semi tones.
- A minor scale with a raised seventh.
- A scale with these notes G A Bb C D Eb F
- A relative key that shares the same key signature as a major key.
- An interval between two notes who's distance is seven semi tones.
- Any set of musical notes ordered by fundamental frequency or pitch.
- The second mode of the major scale.
- Tone>Tone>Semitone>Tone>Tone>Tone>Semitone
28 Clues: The best teacher you have ever had. • The difference between two pitches. • The second mode of the major scale. • A minor scale with a raised seventh. • A scale with these notes C D E F G A B • A scale with these notes F G A Bb C D E • A scale with these notes G A Bb C D Eb F • A scale with these notes D E F# G A B C# • The identity of the tonic note or chord. • ...
Music Crossword Puzzle 2014-06-05
Across
- Means end and marks the end of a piece.
- Speeding up and slowing down as the conductor or soloist wishes.
- A curved line used to group two or more notes together and indicates you should glide smoothly between the notes.
- A musical tempo that is walking pace.
- When the dynamis level grows louder.
- Small arc with dot beneath it that means you should hold the note out longer than usual.
- When the tempo gets slower.
- Soft/Quiet
- Five parallel lines used for notation.
- A rhythmic effect where notes on weak beats are emphasized.
- Category of music.
- Signature Collection of accidentals at the beginning of a staff that tell which noted should be played sharp or flat.
- A curved line used to connect two notes of the same pitch. The length of both notes are combined into one.
- Tempo that is moderate.
- A number that features more than one person.
- Speed a piece of music is played at.
- A number that features one person.
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- A period of silence in a piece of music.
- Loud/Strong
- To play notes loud and forcefully.
- When the tempo grows faster in the course of a piece.
- The interval between a pitch and its repetition 8 lines above or below on the staff.
- Very Loud
- Means to separate notes and play them short and sharp.
- A grouping of three or more pitches.
- Means to play notes smooth and connected.
- A musical tempo that is fast.
- Time A time signature that means 4/4.
- Putting emphasis on a particular note.
- Forte Somewhat Loud
30 Clues: Very Loud • Soft/Quiet • Loud/Strong • Category of music. • Forte Somewhat Loud • Tempo that is moderate. • When the tempo gets slower. • A musical tempo that is fast. • To play notes loud and forcefully. • A number that features one person. • When the dynamis level grows louder. • A grouping of three or more pitches. • Speed a piece of music is played at. • ...
Exploring Music Vocabulary 2012-10-23
Across
- a succession of single tones with rhythm, forming a recognizable musical idea
- three or more different tones played or sung together
- refers to the way in which melody, rhythm, and harmony create a special "sound"
- a set of five equally spaced horizontal lines on which musical notes are written
- tells how many beats are in the measure (top number), and the kind of note that gets one beat (bottom number).
- a repeating pulse that can be felt in some music
- the speed of the beat
- a musical idea that repeats throughout a piece or a section of a piece
- the first, usually accented, beat of the measure
- a single tone or chord louder than those around it
- the distance from one tone to another
- the vertical line on the staff used to mark off groupings of beats
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- a grouping of beats set off by bar lines
- degrees of loudness and softness
- the sounding of two or more different notes at the same time
- the special sound of an instrument or voice
- the way beat of music are grouped of ten in sets of two or in sets of three
- symbols that represent specific pitches and durations in music
- the highness or lowness of a tone
- the combination of sounds and silences in the same or differing lengths
20 Clues: the speed of the beat • degrees of loudness and softness • the highness or lowness of a tone • the distance from one tone to another • a grouping of beats set off by bar lines • the special sound of an instrument or voice • a repeating pulse that can be felt in some music • the first, usually accented, beat of the measure • ...
Music Crossword Puzzle 2012-09-30
Across
- People in a group singing in unison
- The lowest pitch or range
- A theme associated throughout a musical drama
- Used to praise a female performer
- A male voice between tenor and bass
- A group of performers on various musical instruments, including stringed instruments
- The uppermost voice
- A voice or voice part intermediate in compass between soprano and contralto.
- Shortened and detached when played or sung
- The adult male voice intermediate between the bass and the alto
- Volume of musical sound
- An orchestral composition forming the prelude or introduction to an opera
- Hammers,operated from a keyboard, strike the metal strings
- Smooth and connected
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- A lyric soprano of high range who specializes in such music
- The text or words of an opera
- Used to praise a performer
- A projecting or protruding part
- Louder
- Also called storyline
- A melody
- An extended dramatic composition, in which all parts are sung
- Pertaining to or of the nature of recital
- Two people singing together
- The lowest female voice and the highest male voice
- The overture to an opera
- Introduced into opera in the early 1900s
- To compose the music for
28 Clues: Louder • A melody • The uppermost voice • Smooth and connected • Also called storyline • Volume of musical sound • The overture to an opera • To compose the music for • The lowest pitch or range • Used to praise a performer • Two people singing together • The text or words of an opera • A projecting or protruding part • Used to praise a female performer • ...
Music Terms Crossword 2013-02-19
Across
- smooth and connected without breaks between the successive tones
- a voice, instrument or sound of the lowest range
- loud or loudly
- a style used in operas, oratorios and cantatas in which the text is declaimed in the rhythm if natural speech with slight melodic variation and little orchestral accompaniment
- a projecting or protruding part
- a part of a song that recurs at intervals, usually following each verse
- an adult male singing voice between tenor and bass
- a relatively short, independent instrumental composition
- the adult male voice intermediate between bass and alto or counter tenor bravo used in praising a male performer
- soft; subdued
- a long accompaniment song for a solo voice, typically one in an opera or oratorio
- a soprano skilled in such singing
- the highest of the four standard singing voice
- of or pertaining to the range of volume or musical sound
- a performance by two people
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- a dramatic work in one or more acts, set to music for singers and instrumentalists
- the text or words of an opera or similar extended musical composition
- a voice or voice part intermediate in compass between soprano and contralto
- to orchestrate
- a group of performers on various musical instruments
- the use of everyday life and actions in artistic works
- shortened and detached when played
- reoccurring phrase
- the prelude or introduction to an opera
- used in praising a female performer
- also called storyline, the plan/scheme, in a play, novel, or short story
- the highest adult male singing voice
27 Clues: soft; subdued • loud or loudly • to orchestrate • reoccurring phrase • a performance by two people • a projecting or protruding part • a soprano skilled in such singing • shortened and detached when played • used in praising a female performer • the highest adult male singing voice • the prelude or introduction to an opera • the highest of the four standard singing voice • ...
Music Vocabulary Review 2015-03-24
Across
- Play softly
- Repeat back to the beginning and play until you see "Fine"
- Gradually slower
- Play in a smooth and connected style
- A curved line that connects two or more different pitches, notes are played in the same bow stroke
- The distance between two notes
- Extends the music staff higher or lower
- A lively tempo, faster than Andante, but slower than Allegro
- Indicates a medium tempo
- Indicates how many beats are in each measure and what note value equals one beat
- Emphasize the note by adding weight or increasing speed at the beginning of the bow stroke
- Time Another term that indicates 4/4 time signature
- Sign Go back and play the music again
- Note or notes that come before the first full measure of a piece of music. These "extra" beats are borrowed from the last measure.
- An Italian term indicating that music should be played in a "singing" style
- How well each note is played in tune
- Return to the original tempo
- A group of three notes that are spread evenly across one or more beats
- A sequence of notes ascending or descending step-by-step
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- Indicates that the note or rest should be held longer than normal
- A chord whose pitches are played one at a time
- Notes that are altered with sharps, flats and naturals - two or more pitches in half steps
- These markings indicate what volume to play
- The art of freely creating your own music as you play
- Playing two strings at once
- Indicates what notes will be sharp, flat or natural for a piece of music
- Two or more notes played in the same bow direction with a stop between each note
- Notes are played with a stopped bow stroke, indicated by a dot above or below the note
- A very slow tempo
- Indicates the speed of the music
- Occurs when the time signature changes in music
- Occurs when an accent or emphasis is given to a note that is not on a strong beat (offbeat)
- Indicates that you should play with the bow
- Indicates a walking tempo
- A curved line that connects two or more of the same pitches
- Indicates a fast tempo
- Indicates that you should pluck the notes
- Another term that indicates cut time
- Two or more pitches sounding at the same time
- Play loudly
40 Clues: Play softly • Play loudly • Gradually slower • A very slow tempo • Indicates a fast tempo • Indicates a medium tempo • Indicates a walking tempo • Playing two strings at once • Return to the original tempo • The distance between two notes • Indicates the speed of the music • Play in a smooth and connected style • How well each note is played in tune • ...
Music and Globalisation 2014-11-09
Across
- intense enjoyment
- fight
- especially
- to identify someone/something
- taxidriver
- by mistake
- predetermined events
- strong emotion
- music that supports an instrument or musician
- say
- leaving the job
- accept
- very popular
- person who receives guests
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- not the same
- aspect
- organization
- festival with masquerade
- noun for not easy
- not round
- to assure something
- to examine, explore, search for
- feel intense sorrow
- people of royal blood
- opposite for difference
- topic or problem
- strength or energy
- too much of something
- also, besides, additionally
- current or fresh
30 Clues: say • fight • aspect • accept • not round • especially • taxidriver • by mistake • not the same • organization • very popular • strong emotion • leaving the job • topic or problem • current or fresh • intense enjoyment • noun for not easy • strength or energy • to assure something • feel intense sorrow • predetermined events • people of royal blood • too much of something • opposite for difference • ...
Basic Music Terminology 2015-02-01
Across
- more
- a portion of music to be performed by one person
- loud
- two different pitches that sound pleasant when played together
- 60-66 beats per minute
- two or more pitches played, or sung at the same time
- always
- volume emphasis on tone the happen between beats
- very soft
- the pattern of strong and weak beats in a piece of music (usually grouped into 2s, 3, or 4)
- a sudden strong tone
- little
- MM=## indicating the speed of the beat in (beats per minute)
- soft
- the process of slowing down of a tempo (ritardando seems to be a deliberate slowing or being late)
- a style of playing musical tones connected and smoothly
- a style of playing music tones in a "bell-like" or boing manner
- the gradual increase in volume in music for expressive effect
- the system used by musicians to measure the length of tones
- two different pitches that sound unpleasant when played together
- the gradual decrease in volume in music for expressive effect
- the process of dividing the time of individual beats into smaller/shorter lengths of time
- organized sound or silence that is intended to elicit an emotional response in the listener
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- 66-76 beats per minute
- 120-168 beats per minute
- indicates a lowered pitch
- the relative highness or lowness of musical tones (determined by the number of vibrations per second)
- a style of playing musical tones with space between them
- very loud
- indicates a raised pitch
- without
- 200-208 beats per minute
- very
- less
- the speed of the beat
- the variation of volume/loudness in music, and the symbols that indicated volume
- 40-60 beats per minute
- the symbol on a staff that indicates what the letter names will be for the lines and spaces of the staff
- medium soft
- the tone, or musical sound starts with a "t" sound
- medium loud
- 76-108 beats per minute
- the process of slowing down of a tempo (rallentando seems to be more of a letting go or dying away)
- the tone is connected as smoothly as possible with the tone before it
- 108-120 beats per minute
- 168-200 beats per minute
- signature the pattern of sharps and flats indicated on the staff at the beginning of a line of music
- the five parallel line used to notate music
- the regular evenly spaced pulse that is the basis for rhythm
- continue in a similar manner
50 Clues: more • loud • very • less • soft • always • little • without • very loud • very soft • medium soft • medium loud • a sudden strong tone • the speed of the beat • 66-76 beats per minute • 60-66 beats per minute • 40-60 beats per minute • 76-108 beats per minute • 120-168 beats per minute • indicates a raised pitch • 200-208 beats per minute • 108-120 beats per minute • 168-200 beats per minute • ...
Latin American Music 2015-11-01
Across
- An urban popular music and dance style that originated in Jamaica in the mid 1960’s.
- doble A theatrical Spanish dance used by the Spaniards in bullfights.
- A ten-stringed Andean guitar from Bolivia.
- A Mexican slit drum hollowed out and carved from a piece of hardwood.
- A fusion of the popular music orcanciones (songs) of Spain and the African rumba rhythms of Bantu origin.
- A ballroom dance the originated in Cubain 1953, derived from the mambo.
- An extremely popular band in Mexico whose original ensemble consisted of violins, guitars, harp, and an enormous guitarron.
- Instruments made of natural elements such as bone from animals.
- popular recreational dance of Afro-Cuban origin, performed in a complex duple meter pattern and tresillo.
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- A 20th century social dance that originated after 1910 in the USA.
- A foremost Argentinian and Uruguayan urban popular song and dance .
- A movement effecting a radical change in the classic Cuban samba.
- A flute variety from the Aztec culture made of clay with decorations of abstract designs or images of their deities.
- A dance form of African origins around 1838 which evolved into an African-Brazilian invention in the working class and slum districts of Rio de Janeiro.
- A singer who has become known as the “Philippines’Queen of Bossa Nova.”
- A social dance with marked influences from Cuba and PuertoRico that started in New York in the mid 1970’s.
- A wind instrument made from a seashell usually of a large sea snail. It is prepared by cutting a hole in its spine near the apex, then blown into as if it were a trumpet.
- A Mexican upright tubular drum used by the Aztecs and other ancient civilization.
- An ancient vessel flute made of clay or ceramic with four to 12 finger holes and a mouthpiece that projected from the body.
- A hand percussion instrument whose sound is produced by scraping a group of notched sticks with another stick, creating a series of rattling effects.
20 Clues: A ten-stringed Andean guitar from Bolivia. • Instruments made of natural elements such as bone from animals. • A movement effecting a radical change in the classic Cuban samba. • A 20th century social dance that originated after 1910 in the USA. • A foremost Argentinian and Uruguayan urban popular song and dance . • ...
Music Vocabulary 1 2015-08-14
Across
- this number tells us how many beats are in the measure
- a note that receives two counts
- written at the end of a piece of music
- two notes of the same pitch are connected by this
- five lines and four spaces
- this receives one count of silence
- notes in the higher pitch ranges
- this type of line goes near the notehead
- a note that receives one count
- signs that help to organize the music so it can easily be read
- the treble and bass clef connected by a line and a brace
- music is divided into equal parts by these
- the space between two bar lines
- this note receives three counts
- this symbol adds half of what comes before it
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- the other name for the treble clef
- stems go this way on the right side of a note
- a set of numbers that appears at the beginning of the music
- this receives four counts of silence
- the note between the treble and bass clefs
- the oval that attaches to a stem
- this note receives one and a half counts
- the other name for the bass clef
- a line that attaches to a notehead
- notes in the lower pitch ranges
- stems go this way on the left side of a note
- stem length should continue to the space or line of the same
- a note that receives four counts
- two or more notes of different pitches are connected by this
- this number tells us what type of note receives 1 beat
- this receives two counts of silence
- a short line that is added to extend the range of the staff
- oval shaped symbols that are placed on the lines or in the spaces
33 Clues: five lines and four spaces • a note that receives one count • a note that receives two counts • notes in the lower pitch ranges • the space between two bar lines • this note receives three counts • the oval that attaches to a stem • the other name for the bass clef • notes in the higher pitch ranges • a note that receives four counts • the other name for the treble clef • ...
Music Psychology Midterm 2015-10-26
Across
- of the same kind
- forking into two branches
- indulgent life of feeling
- consistency of a study
- innate musical ability
- acting upon or stimulating the nerves
- extent to which musical potential is realized
- whether or not a test measures what it says it does
- unconscious process where primal energy diverted to a more acceptable channels
- mental disorder includes auditory hallucinations
- draws energy from others
- part of brain that regulates primary instincts and emotional responses
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- understanding and enjoying music
- middle number in a set
- concerned with one's own thoughts and feelings
- testable using observation or experiment
- practice of a behavior as punishment
- extent of deviation from group as a whole
- how people think
- total instinctual energy
- relating to harmonious proportion
- stimulating activity
- cool and under control
- happy go lucky
24 Clues: happy go lucky • of the same kind • how people think • stimulating activity • middle number in a set • consistency of a study • innate musical ability • cool and under control • total instinctual energy • draws energy from others • forking into two branches • indulgent life of feeling • understanding and enjoying music • relating to harmonious proportion • ...
Music Psychology Midterm 2015-10-26
Across
- whether or not a test measures what it says it does
- middle number in a set
- indulgent life of feeling
- relating to harmonious proportion
- of the same kind
- extent of deviation from group as a whole
- how people think
- part of brain that regulates primary instincts and emotional responses
- stimulating activity
- total instinctual energy
- testable using observation or experiment
- understanding and enjoying music
- consistency of a study
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- concerned with one's own thoughts and feelings
- acting upon or stimulating the nerves
- practice of a behavior as punishment
- mental disorder includes auditory hallucinations
- innate musical ability
- cool and under control
- draws energy from others
- extent to which musical potential is realized
- happy go lucky
- unconscious process where primal energy diverted to a more acceptable channels
- forking into two branches
24 Clues: happy go lucky • of the same kind • how people think • stimulating activity • middle number in a set • innate musical ability • cool and under control • consistency of a study • draws energy from others • total instinctual energy • indulgent life of feeling • forking into two branches • understanding and enjoying music • relating to harmonious proportion • ...
Music Vocabulary Review 2016-03-20
Across
- Indicates the speed of music
- Indicates that the note (or rest) should be held longer than normal
- A curved line that connects two or more of the same pitches
- Indicates a walking tempo
- Go back and play the music again
- Note or notes that come before the first full measure of a piece of music. These "extra" beat(s) are borrowed from the last measure of the piece.
- Indicates how many beats are in each measure and what note value equals one beat
- Playing two strings at once
- Occurs when an accent or emphasis is given to a note that is not on a strong beat
- Gradually slow down
- Indicates what notes will be sharp, flat, or natural for a piece of music
- Repeat back to the beginning and play until you see "Fine"
- A sequence of notes ascending or descending step-by-step
- How well each note is played in tune
- Two or more notes played in the same bow direction with a stop between each note
- A very slow tempo
- Notes that are altered with sharps, flats, and naturals. This type of pattern contains two or more notes in a sequence of half steps.
- Two or more pitches sounding at the same time
- Play loudly
Down
- Play softly
- A group of three notes that are spread evenly across one or more beats
- Indicates that you should pluck the notes
- Indicates a medium tempo
- Occurs when the time signature changes in music
- Play in a smooth and connected style
- A chord whose pitches are played one at a time
- Indicates a fast tempo
- An Italian term indicating that the music should be played in a "singing" style
- Another term that indicates 4/4 time signature
- A lively tempo, faster than Andante, but slower than Allegro
- The art of freely creating your own music as you play
- Extends the music staff higher or lower
- A curved line that connects two or more different pitches. Notes are played together in the same bow stroke.
- Notes are played with a stopped bow stroke, indicated by a dot above or below the note.
- Return to the original tempo
- The distance between two notes
- Another term that indicates cut time
- These marking indicate what volume to play
- Indicates that you should play with the bow
- Emphasizes a note by adding weight and increasing speed at the beginning of the bow stroke
40 Clues: Play softly • Play loudly • A very slow tempo • Gradually slow down • Indicates a fast tempo • Indicates a medium tempo • Indicates a walking tempo • Playing two strings at once • Indicates the speed of music • Return to the original tempo • The distance between two notes • Go back and play the music again • Play in a smooth and connected style • Another term that indicates cut time • ...
Music Crossword Puzzle 2016-02-23
Across
- - System of notes or tones based on and named after the key note.
- - Pertaining to the loudness or softness of a musical composition. Also the symbols in sheet music indicating volume.
- - Sliding between two notes.
- - The structure of a piece of music.
- - A reprise.
- - Closing section of a movement.
- - A symbol indicating to play loud.
- - A book of text containing the words of an opera.
- - Group of singers in a chorus.
- - The distance in pitch between two notes.
- - A loose collection of instrumental compositions.
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- - 3 or 4 notes played simultaneously in harmony.
- - The technique of altering the tone color of a single note or musical line by changing from one instrument to another in the middle of a note or line
- - Repetition of a single tone.
- - A contrapuntal song written for at least three voices, usually without accompaniment.
- - To shift to another key.
- - A song or hymn celebrating Christmas.
- - The unit of musical rhythm.
- - A group singing in unison.
- - A piece of music written for two vocalists or instrumentalists.
20 Clues: - A reprise. • - To shift to another key. • - Sliding between two notes. • - A group singing in unison. • - The unit of musical rhythm. • - Repetition of a single tone. • - Group of singers in a chorus. • - Closing section of a movement. • - A symbol indicating to play loud. • - The structure of a piece of music. • - A song or hymn celebrating Christmas. • ...
Movie Music Crossword 2023-03-03
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- Writer of this song and others like "I Say a Little Prayer" and "Close to You"
- Singer of "Swinging on a Star" in "Going My Way"
- City that Frank Sinatra and Liza Minelli sang about
- Sung by Audrey Hepburn first, then Andy Williams
- Sisters who sang "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" in "Buck Privates"
- Singer of this 1956 winner
- Songwriter for "Holiday Inn"
- Name that tune (1935)
- Boxing film featuring this song
- Film "Amadeus" was about this classical composer
- Country where "The Sound of Music" takes place
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- 1942 film featuring "As Time Goes By"
- Main character in "Live and Let Die" and others in this series
- Over the _____
- Diamonds are a girl's _____
- Mostly a dancer, but also sang this song
- Name that tune (1948)
- Film featuring "When You Wish Upon a Star"
- Played the leading man in "Singin' in the Rain"
- Three coins in the ______
- Performers of this song from "Saturday Night Fever"
- Name that tune (1947)
- Nickname for an academy award
- 1997 film with the song "My Heart Will Go On"
- Name that tune (1959)
25 Clues: Over the _____ • Name that tune (1948) • Name that tune (1947) • Name that tune (1959) • Name that tune (1935) • Three coins in the ______ • Singer of this 1956 winner • Diamonds are a girl's _____ • Songwriter for "Holiday Inn" • Nickname for an academy award • Boxing film featuring this song • 1942 film featuring "As Time Goes By" • Mostly a dancer, but also sang this song • ...
incel music crossword 2023-02-13
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- What had a Death in 1972?
- 5th track on the Velvet Underground's classic debut.
- Xiu is pronounced:
- Avant pop star whose name is often mispronounced.
- Something that's nervous and young.
- Musician behind projects "Mount Eerie" and "the Microphones," Phil _____.
- Michael Gira is a ______ Man, he is.
- Year of the _____ (2018).
- Nick Cave's Seeds.
- Kristin Hayter's chest tattoo.
- No-wave compilation by Brian Eno.
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- Seattle indie rock band, Carissa's ____.
- /or
- Inspiration behind "Basketball Shoes" by Black Country, New Road's latest album.
- Deleted track from Selected Ambient Works Volume II, was supposed to be #19.
- HAMMERS AND ____
- Creator of the Disintegration Loops.
- The notes looping for Infinity at the end of the vinyl copy.
- Closing track on NIN's sophomore album.
- By the Time I Get to _____
- Computer!
21 Clues: /or • Computer! • HAMMERS AND ____ • Xiu is pronounced: • Nick Cave's Seeds. • What had a Death in 1972? • Year of the _____ (2018). • By the Time I Get to _____ • Kristin Hayter's chest tattoo. • No-wave compilation by Brian Eno. • Something that's nervous and young. • Creator of the Disintegration Loops. • Michael Gira is a ______ Man, he is. • Closing track on NIN's sophomore album. • ...
Wings 7: Music! 2022-09-12
22 Clues: kör • trots • publik • samlas • förmåga • musiker • utveckla • besviken • sångtext • omedelbar • recension • återvinna • vanligtvis • miljövänlig • uppträdande • glad, livlig¨ • lång, utdragen • nutida, modern • under (om tid) • volontär, frivillg • olyckligtvis, tyvärr • folkmassa/stor publik
Music Appreciation Crossword 2022-12-19
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- a specific note or sound
- collection of sharps and flats to dictate the scale
- lowest male voice part
- two musicians performing together
- a music arrangement that accompanies melody
- highest male voice part
- group of singers
- the distance between two notes
- a unit of rhythmic measurement
- a set of 5 lines and 4 spaces
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- a performance of unaccompanied voices
- numbers assigned to notes in a scale
- a fraction that tells amount of beats
- basic rhythmic unit of measure
- an object that produces musical sound
- three musicians performing together
- highest female voice part
- the music term for volume
- a symbol at the beginning of music to determine staff
- lowest female voice part
20 Clues: group of singers • lowest male voice part • highest male voice part • a specific note or sound • lowest female voice part • highest female voice part • the music term for volume • a set of 5 lines and 4 spaces • basic rhythmic unit of measure • the distance between two notes • a unit of rhythmic measurement • two musicians performing together • three musicians performing together • ...
Music Key Terms 2023-04-13
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- two people singing
- a single person singing
- scale on which a piece of music is based
- how high or low a sound is
- sung without musical instruments
- a collection of notes played at the same time
- most common scale type; happy sounding
- gradual increase in volume
- stress or emphasis on a note
- the main line in a song, most of the time this is the words sung
- density of and interaction between voices in a work
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- the way rhythm is organized
- rhythm pattern that repeats
- duration of musical sounds and silences in time
- play or sing a note shorter than its usual duration
- a chord that is unstable and needs to resolve
- gradual decrease in volume
- the backing music that supports the melody
- the way the music is organized
- sad sounding scale
20 Clues: sad sounding scale • two people singing • a single person singing • the way rhythm is organized • gradual decrease in volume • how high or low a sound is • gradual increase in volume • rhythm pattern that repeats • stress or emphasis on a note • the way the music is organized • sung without musical instruments • most common scale type; happy sounding • ...
Music Session #53 2023-04-14
20 Clues: 3 • 50 • beg • chew • case • same • love • brain • clearly • make me • swallow • a while • speed up • im worth • she-wolf • supposed • resentment • replacement • disappointment • I distinguished
Drums and Music 2017-06-07
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- A well known stick manufacturer
- Another name for the bass drum
- A cymbal often used to start the beginning of a bar
- RLLRLRRL
- A famous muppet drummer
- John Bonham played drums for this band
- Used to amplify sound
- The part of a drum you hit
- The drummer for the Beatles
- A type of rhythm made up of one hit at a time
- A type of music, originating in America
- The number of inches of a standard bass drum width
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- The sticking of a double paradiddle
- A well known make of cymbal
- Plays the 'backbeat'
- A drum rudiment made up of two strokes
- The central part of a cymbal
- Drummer for the Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Tells you how many beats in a bar and their value
- Another name for a metronome
- A well known make of drum kit
- Edge of a drum
22 Clues: RLLRLRRL • Edge of a drum • Plays the 'backbeat' • Used to amplify sound • A famous muppet drummer • The part of a drum you hit • A well known make of cymbal • The drummer for the Beatles • The central part of a cymbal • Another name for a metronome • A well known make of drum kit • Another name for the bass drum • A well known stick manufacturer • The sticking of a double paradiddle • ...
CBC Music First 2020-04-08
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- Mendes is lost there
- Kim or Joni
- She counts to four
- These canines “don’t know”
- Phone her, perhaps
- Caesar’s poison
- Use this to buy a fake green dress
- “Stay” singer
- Twain un-impresser
- Alanis’s hand locale
- Quin twins’ town
- Cool conductor
- Avril’s ailment
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- Tagaq title
- Paradise replacement
- Famed Saskatoon jazz haunt
- Hewitt’s got smashed
- “Old Country Soul” sibs
- Everybody’s working for it
- Tragic joint
- Peterson and the Grouch
- Neil Young’s golden organ
- Band that proposed to Archie
- It graces the Views cover
- He’s Hailey’s hubby
25 Clues: Tagaq title • Kim or Joni • Tragic joint • “Stay” singer • Cool conductor • Caesar’s poison • Avril’s ailment • Quin twins’ town • She counts to four • Phone her, perhaps • Twain un-impresser • He’s Hailey’s hubby • Mendes is lost there • Paradise replacement • Hewitt’s got smashed • Alanis’s hand locale • “Old Country Soul” sibs • Peterson and the Grouch • Neil Young’s golden organ • ...
NATIONAL 5 MUSIC 2020-03-07
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- Highest Female voice
- Freedom to change speed. Used in Romantic music
- Scottish Dance with Scotch Snaps and dotted rhythms
- Section in a concerto where the soloist shows off
- ABA form
- To gradually get faster
- A vocal Countermelody
- Muted
- Sliding from one note to another
- Jazz style singing. Nonsense words
- A work for full orchestra
- A bass line used in classical music
- The lowest sounding string instrument
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- Scottish Harp
- To change key
- One note per syllable
- A musical full stop
- To play with the bow
- Long sustained note or repeated notes
- Texture. When all parts move together rhythmically
- Jazz style. Often played on piano with a vamp
- Musical pick up
- A bass line used in jazz music
- Musical style with tabla & sitar
- Solo bagpipe
- A Scottish song about farming life
- Musical style with prominent strings and harpsichord
27 Clues: Muted • ABA form • Solo bagpipe • Scottish Harp • To change key • Musical pick up • A musical full stop • Highest Female voice • To play with the bow • One note per syllable • A vocal Countermelody • To gradually get faster • A work for full orchestra • A bass line used in jazz music • Musical style with tabla & sitar • Sliding from one note to another • A Scottish song about farming life • ...
Music Crossword Puzzle 2020-03-29
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- repeat-sign
- major
- forte
- dotted-whole-note
- dc-al-coda
- whole-rest
- quarter-note
- fortissimo
- spaces
- Wolfgang-Amadeus-Mozart
- mezzo-piano
- staff
- measure
- eighth-rest
- staccato
- piano
- Ludwig-Van-Beethoven
- quarter-rest
- legato
- dynamics
- sixteenth-rest
- eighth-note
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- decrescendo
- whole-note
- pianissimo
- dotted-quarter-note
- end-bar
- mezzo-forte
- musical-alphabet
- second-ending
- scale
- dotted-half-note
- half-rest
- minor
- crescendo
- tempo
- first-ending
- treble-clef
- dc-al-fine
- lines
- Johann-Sebastian-Bach
- sixteenth-note
42 Clues: major • forte • scale • minor • staff • tempo • piano • lines • spaces • legato • end-bar • measure • staccato • dynamics • half-rest • crescendo • whole-note • pianissimo • dc-al-coda • whole-rest • fortissimo • dc-al-fine • decrescendo • repeat-sign • mezzo-forte • mezzo-piano • eighth-rest • treble-clef • eighth-note • quarter-note • first-ending • quarter-rest • second-ending • sixteenth-note • sixteenth-rest • musical-alphabet • dotted-half-note • ...
Academic Decathlon Music 2020-02-21
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- a bass line containing numbers above or below the bass pitches to indicate what types of triads would harmonize with each pitch
- The poetry that serves as the script for an opera
- a composition approach that blends genres, forms, and styles from past eras with tone colors and harmonies of Modern music
- The Catholic Churches most important service, commemorating Christ's last supper
- A German art-song genre for voice and piano that enjoyed enormous popularity in the Romantic period
- a philosophical movement in society that valued reason and personal liberty
- Tuneful and rhythmic portion of an opera
- era a term used to describe music of the past 120 years
- A designation for the period of music history spanning the 17th century to the beginning half of the 18th century
- instrumental music that conveys a sense of a specific story-line but without the use of audible words
- a single-line melody typically used for singing text from the Latin liturgy
- a 19th century style period that succeeded the classic period; it maintained an artistic view point that valued imagination and subjectivity
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- music suitable for small chambers
- a sharply accented note
- a programmatic work for orchestra, usually in one movement
- a Modernist style that strives to create primal, uncultured effect, avoiding any techniques that would seem polished and elegant
- the colloquial for the thousands of melodies sung in the catholic church as part of the liturgy
- a rapid repetition of a pitch that creates a trembling effect
- a designation for the period of music history spanning from the mid-18th century through the first three decades of the 19th
- A style of late 20th century composition that retains many of the features of Romanticism
- refers to a style of composition that prizes novelty above all else
- a melody representing a particular person, object, or idea
- a system of thought or worldview that attaches primary importance to human rather than divine or supernatural matters
23 Clues: a sharply accented note • music suitable for small chambers • Tuneful and rhythmic portion of an opera • The poetry that serves as the script for an opera • era a term used to describe music of the past 120 years • a programmatic work for orchestra, usually in one movement • a melody representing a particular person, object, or idea • ...
Christmas Music Quiz 2020-12-08
Music Vocab Quiz 2021-01-25
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- line- Direction or point that an actor should be looking at in a scene
- Sheet--the list of schedules for all cast and crew in a production.
- portion of an actor’s earnings taken by an agent or manager
- ready--the state of being ready for filming with hair, makeup and costuming done.
- film- the actual full-length film as opposed to a short or trailer
- stage instruction indicating that an actor should leave to stage
- – formally scheduling an actor for a role
- to one – A phrase the director says for the actors to return to where they started a scene
- reading--When, in an audition, an actor is asked to read from material they've never seen before
- process of choosing the performers for a production, done by the casting director, director, and/or other professionals
- the area behind the curtain where the actors can practice their lines, change their clothes, etc. unseen by the audience
- A bit of dialogue directed to only the audience unheard by other characters
- when all the stage lights are shut off
- - When an actor goes off-script and improvises in a scene
- rehearsal- a practice using all the props, costumes, usually right before the actual show
- off-- When an actor turns away from the audience
- – a verbal cue for filming to stop
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- Character- when a character stops acting and steps out of their role
- where the extras wait until their turn to go on set
- right--when the performers take up the RIGHT side of the shot from the CAMERA OPERATOR'S perspective
- - What the director says to indicate the camera is rolling and a scene has started.
- fourth wall- imaginary wall that separates the actor from the audience, is broken when the actor speaks directly to the audience
- An amount of money paid before work has started to secure a professional’s place in a production
- raw footage shot on the same day
- - the tryout for a role
- front of the stage
- a deliberate pause in the dialogue or actions that can create suspense
- left--when performers take up the LEFT side of the shot from the CAMERA OPERATOR'S perspective
- the physical movements planned out for a scene
- services- an on-set table with food for the cast and crew
- – the setting behind the actors to show details about a scene
- signal for an actor to begin performing
- special effects
- when an actor is called back to show their acting again in an audition
- reel- compilation of highlights from an actor’s previous roles
35 Clues: special effects • front of the stage • - the tryout for a role • raw footage shot on the same day • – a verbal cue for filming to stop • when all the stage lights are shut off • signal for an actor to begin performing • – formally scheduling an actor for a role • the physical movements planned out for a scene • off-- When an actor turns away from the audience • ...
Music and sports 2020-10-12
27 Clues: tag • futó • lánc • ütem • edzés • edzés • edzés • csend • túlélő • edzeni • valóban • kevésbé • verseny • eldobni • korábbi • kutatás • szerint • őszinte • hatékony • távolság • sportoló • fájdalom • javítani • zeneszám • világcsúcs • súlyemelés • pszichológus
Music Vocab Crossword 2020-11-17
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- Performing or singing without the help of instruments
- The supporting instruments for a performing group of musicians
- The gradual increase in volume; gradually getting louder
- The markings in a piece of music to indicate the correct volume
- Singing in a smooth and connected way
- The lowest female voice part
- Gradually slowing down
- Singing the same pitch and the same rhythm at the same time
- Highest female voice part
- The distance from one note to another
- When two or more notes are played or sung together and it sounds good
- Staff Where music notes are written; treble clef and bass clef
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- most common male voice part; in between tenor and bass
- The gradual decrease in volume; gradually getting quieter
- Very
- Singing in a short and separated way
- The ability to hear a specific pitch in your head without singing it
- The highest male voice part
- Gradually slowing down
- A symbol in music that tells you to continue singing until the director tells you to stop
- When 2 or more notes are played together and it sounds crunchy or bad
- The main tune in a song in a piece of music
- A group of musicians that rehearse and perform together!
- sections that separate a piece of music; also called bars (ex. mm. 42)
- The lowest male voice part
25 Clues: Very • Gradually slowing down • Gradually slowing down • Highest female voice part • The lowest male voice part • The highest male voice part • The lowest female voice part • Singing in a short and separated way • Singing in a smooth and connected way • The distance from one note to another • The main tune in a song in a piece of music • ...
Instruments:Piano (Music Workshop) 2020-11-08
Across
- Bartolomeo invented the piano because he wanted to improve the sound and performance of the ___________________.
- A Canadian pianist who was one of the most popular artists of the twentieth century.
- More ________ were used to create richer and fuller sounds
- A female singer/songwriter who has won lots of awards, including 8 Grammys and used the piano as her main instrument for alternative rock.
- A singer/songwriter/pianist, who’s well known for her catchy piano songs and performances.
- All piano materials became _____________ to help keep the instrument in tune and sounding great
- A pianist known for his wild stage shows and wowing fans with all kinds of piano music.
- No matter how the harpsichord is played, the _______________ stays the same.
- The Harpsichord had 66 keys and the piano has ___________-______________ keys.
- A fantastic piano player from England who has had over fifty Top 40 hits.
- The _________ made of bent wood and wraps around all the other parts of the main body of the piano.
- These types of pianos have a frame and strings that are placed horizontally
- The main way the sound travels from the strings
- A Japanese musician, composer, pianist, and actor.
- What the strings attach to.
- One of the two instrument families that the piano belongs to.
- Strings were made from stronger ______ so they could be tuned more efficiently.
- A Polish pianist, best known for the fantastic way he played the compositions of Chopin.
- A Romanian pianist famous for the way she played the works of Mozart.
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- An American musician whose piano work included R&B, rock, soul, funk, and gospel.
- Piano/Keyboard instruments can play _____________ and melody at the same time.
- An amazing Russian composer and pianist
- __________ also called “piano wires” because they are made of metal. The shorter in length the string is, the higher the note
- The Piano was invented by __________________ ________________ in the early 1700s.
- Made of hardwood and holds the tuning pins in place.
- These types of pianos are more compact because the frame and strings go vertically.
- The ____________ “hit” the strings to create the sound
- Where the strings are tied off at the ends of the piano
- An American composer and pianist. She was the first female composer to achieve great success on the international orchestral stage
- Because ivory came from endangered species like elephants, manufactures started using __________ instead
- White keys used to be covered with a thin layer of _________ to make them look and feel good to touch.
- An American Jazz pianist and composer.
- One of the two instrument families that the piano belongs to.
33 Clues: What the strings attach to. • An American Jazz pianist and composer. • An amazing Russian composer and pianist • The main way the sound travels from the strings • A Japanese musician, composer, pianist, and actor. • Made of hardwood and holds the tuning pins in place. • The ____________ “hit” the strings to create the sound • ...
Serena's Music Crossword 2020-12-01
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- a wind instrument, such as a trumpet or trombone, typically made of brass.
- means gradually getting louder.
- three or more notes played together.
- the way a note is articulated, from legato to staccato.
- how fast or slow a piece of music is performed.
- instruments that depend on electric power for producing and synthesizing sounds, and for amplification.
- sound produced by the vibration of a string.
- procedure in which a melodic area is presented in one voice and then restated in another.
- means gradually getting softer.
- signal or pulse that marks the passing of time in more or less regular segments of equal duration.
- the relative length of a note, from long to short.
- a series of chords.
- grouped sets of the basic beat.
- meaning short and detached, with distinct precision.
- interval of 8 whole steps or 12 half steps.
- a style of setting a text to music so that there is more than one note per syllable.
- two or more different pitches strung together.
- a beat counted as "two" or "four" in 4/4 rhythm.
- pitches of different frequencies.
- meaning moderate speed--not fast, not slow.
- sustained harmonic frequencies.
- organizing a piece of music around a pitch.
- a series of pitches.
- meaning very slow and expressive.
- meaning soft.
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- sound produced by vibrating air.
- music that is unstable and unpredictable.
- sound produced by the vibration of a tightly stretched membrane.
- the occurrence of a strong accent where one does not usually occur, this accent replacing the normally expected one.
- a note's amplitude, from loud to soft.
- collection of pitches that go up or down.
- music that is stable and predictable.
- a syncopated jazz or funk rhythm of the sort sampled in hip hop music.
- an instrumental genre for a soloist (or sometimes more than one soloist) and a larger ensemble.
- instruments that are played by striking them.
- meaning to play as fast as possible.
- final resting place of the music
- a person who directs an orchestra or chorus, communicating to the performers by motions of a baton or the hands their interpretation of the music.
- a series of three or more transpositions in a regular ascending or regular descending pattern.
- multiple voices playing the same rhythm.
- instruments that require the movement of a string to create vibrations that create sound.
- a broken chord
- the unique quality of the sound of an instrument or voice determined by the overtones present in that instrument.
- sound produced from the body of the instrument vibrating, where it can be either struck, plucked, friction, or blown.
- grouping of beats, most often in two or threes, in which the first beat of the group has a greater stress placed on it than on the subsequent beats.
- type of variation in which an entire melodic-rhythm pattern is moved to a higher or lower pitch level.
- multiple voices playing different rhythms.
- a single steady musical sound or the written symbol representing that sound.
- organizes movement in time, length of pitches.
- meaning loud.
50 Clues: meaning loud. • meaning soft. • a broken chord • a series of chords. • a series of pitches. • means gradually getting louder. • means gradually getting softer. • grouped sets of the basic beat. • sustained harmonic frequencies. • sound produced by vibrating air. • final resting place of the music • pitches of different frequencies. • meaning very slow and expressive. • ...
Music: Nina Simone 2021-04-19
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- The people thought that the presidential elections were false, so people held ______ all over the country to show their disapproval.
- She did not pass her driving test, but it was not for ____ ___ trying.
- My friend Ron is the _____ at his church. He plays while the people sing hymns on Sundays.
- I hope to go see my favorite ______ play live music after the pandemic is over.
- The civil rights movement in the United States was a fight for ____________ for Black Americans.
- That is a very catchy _____, it has been stuck in my head all day.
- I like the ______ of most Latin music- it makes me want to dance!
- My sister brought up some painful memories from the past and it really _____ __ ______.
- I like to focus on the _______ of a song to help me understand the message that the artist is trying to convey.
- When my baby niece fell down off her bike, her eyes immediately filled with ______.
- Nelson Mandela, Gandhi, and King were all strong proponents of _________.
- ______ music is traditionally used to express sadness and feelings of suffering
- Can you play any ______? I only play the piano.
- There was a lot of _____ about the final project, so students met with the teacher after class for more help and information.
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- The _______ of Dr. Marin Luther King Jr. was a very devastating event in the Civil Rights movement in the United States.
- Siblings often do things to ________ each other, which is why they get into fights.
- While he was in prison, he was treated like a _____. No one should be treated that way.
- My country is ____ ___ ___ ___ of an economic disaster because of the coronavirus pandemic.
- The book was set in the early 1800's, but the messages and themes that it represents are ________.
- We will have ______ once every week until our performance on May 31st.
- I tried to study the night before the test, but that studying was __ ____, I should have started sooner.
- My brother sings the melody while I sing _____.
- _______ is a very complicated form of music, all of the musicians work together and improvise the music they are playing. This means that songs sound different each time they are played.
- I was ______ when I heard what my nephew's teacher said to him. No one should talk to a child like that, especially not a teacher.
- Talking about your life with a therapist can be a very _______ experience.
- The sudden death of my grandmother caused a lot of ______ for me and my family.
- My brother always tries to _____ to me and my siblings when we are together, it can be very annoying.
- The ____ player in the jazz band was extremely talented, I watched her play all evening.
28 Clues: My brother sings the melody while I sing _____. • Can you play any ______? I only play the piano. • I like the ______ of most Latin music- it makes me want to dance! • That is a very catchy _____, it has been stuck in my head all day. • She did not pass her driving test, but it was not for ____ ___ trying. • ...
Guitar Music Crossword 2021-09-20
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- the speed of a piece.
- This means to play loudly.
- The part of a guitar that holds the tuning keys.
- line A vertical line drawn across the staff, and it divides the music into equal sections.
- The part of a guitar that separates the neck from the head.
- This is used to tell you to repeat the thing you just played.
- The notes FACE are called the:
- This means to play softly.
- Three or more different notes that are played together.
- The things on the neck that are used to play different notes on a string.
- This is the part of a guitar that holds the strings.
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- This holds all of the lines, spaces, notes, and measures.
- The thing that you play on an instrument.
- A sign at the beginning of a piece which indicates the number of beats per bar, and what note gets one beat.
- A section of music that is located between the bar lines.
- The notes EGBDF are called the:
- keys The part of a guitar that is used to tune it.
- A not like thing that is on the staff that tells you to have a pause in the music.
- This is used to play the different notes on the strings.
- This is used to play notes on a guitar.
20 Clues: the speed of a piece. • This means to play loudly. • This means to play softly. • The notes FACE are called the: • The notes EGBDF are called the: • This is used to play notes on a guitar. • The thing that you play on an instrument. • The part of a guitar that holds the tuning keys. • keys The part of a guitar that is used to tune it. • ...
MUSIC ELEMENTS TERMINOLOGY 2021-09-29
Across
- sentence-like patterns of chords
- gradually get softer
- medium loud
- modern harmony that avoids any sense of a ‘home’ key
- no repeat or return of any large-scale
- a portion of the range or compass of a sound
- highest to lowest pitch of an instrument/voice
- an off-the-beat accent
- suddenly
- prominent melody supported by harmonic accompaniment
- three-part form with return of the initial music (A B A)
- disjointedly ragged or jumpy
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- gradually slowing down the tempo
- two or more independent melodies played at the same time
- Exposition, Development, Recapitulation musical section
- very slow
- gradually speeding up the tempo
- steady walking tempo
- two-part form (A B)
- smooth, easy to sing or play
- Major/Minor harmony focuses on a ‘home’ key
21 Clues: suddenly • very slow • medium loud • two-part form (A B) • gradually get softer • steady walking tempo • an off-the-beat accent • smooth, easy to sing or play • disjointedly ragged or jumpy • gradually speeding up the tempo • sentence-like patterns of chords • gradually slowing down the tempo • no repeat or return of any large-scale • Major/Minor harmony focuses on a ‘home’ key • ...
Music - little things 2021-08-15
21 Clues: ir • mão • chá • voz • cama • boca • amar • saber • olhos • querer • xícara • coisas • coluna • dormir • costas • verdade • sorriso • conversar • para sempre • face bochecha • estomago barriga
Music Vocabulary Review 2022-05-12
Across
- Piano
- Something short in the middle
- A musical sentence
- Connects two of the same notes together
- To sing or play from Do to Do with no skips
- To raise the pitch
- To connect two different notes
- Separates beats into groups
- Extend the staff
- To gradually slow down
- A pattern of same, different, etc.
- Two+ groups, same thing, different times
- Something short at the beginning
Down
- Shows the number of beats in a group
- From loud to quiet
- Loud
- Makes a note sound more important
- quiet Pianissimo
- To gradually speed up
- A short repeated pattern
- Something short at the end
- A group of beats
- To lower the pitch
- Very loud
- From quiet to loud
25 Clues: Loud • Piano • Very loud • quiet Pianissimo • A group of beats • Extend the staff • A musical sentence • From loud to quiet • To raise the pitch • To lower the pitch • From quiet to loud • To gradually speed up • To gradually slow down • A short repeated pattern • Something short at the end • Separates beats into groups • Something short in the middle • To connect two different notes • ...
Music Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-11
Across
- really tiny flute
- slow
- percussion instrument you hit together
- brass instrument with buttons
- soft
- medium speed
- really fast
- large brass instrument
- high woodwind instrument
- high string instrument
Down
- makes you talk louder
- instrument that you smack
- woodwind instrument squidward
- fast
- percussion instrument with big tubes
- boss
- brass instrument with a slide
- jazzzzzy woodwind
- loud
- collection of sounds
- country string instrument
21 Clues: slow • fast • boss • loud • soft • really fast • medium speed • really tiny flute • jazzzzzy woodwind • collection of sounds • makes you talk louder • large brass instrument • high string instrument • high woodwind instrument • instrument that you smack • country string instrument • woodwind instrument squidward • brass instrument with buttons • brass instrument with a slide • ...
Cryptic Music Trivia 2022-06-18
Across
- Twerk freak lost one end, confused Germans (9)
- Multitrack tapes try holding singer-songwriter's masterpiece (8)
- hot number for Jimi and Arthur (4)
- yer Monet confused movie and event (8)
- tarring a mad, upset singer and guitarist (11)
- turned out not to represent happiness for John (1,4,3)
- good for absolutely nothing, except backing Eric (3)
- trading bloc and Russian river running backwards to locate Richard's girls (6)
- went from bus stop to Ohio (4)
- Brother Sun provided a home for 21 and 19 (3,9)
- used John Dillinger's title to fight the power (6, 5)
- My, our ole hall arranged a hit for Ricky (5,4,3)
Down
- sixth Stone in a stew, artistically (7)
- Al ran your mix, wrote songs for The 5th Dimension and Blood Sweat and Tears (5,4)
- Operatic diva now holds Morrison's real name (4)
- we bid, avoid composing composer of Young Americans (5,5)
- see 27
- Gospel writer includes late composer (8)
- angel removed from Genesis (7)
- Ray and Dave ironed out their problems (5)
- Tom now composes the sound of young America (6)
- divine gift lubricated singer for 21 and 19 (5,5)
- see 21
- and 19. How Tom flies to Monticello (9,8)
- down in the glen, noxious substance holds Scottish Annie (6)
- Oh, it's a Christmas song for Chuck and Neil (5)
- Strong title, also for Pink Floyd (5)
- and 9. Chart toppers, shot in 1914 (5,9)
28 Clues: see 27 • see 21 • angel removed from Genesis (7) • went from bus stop to Ohio (4) • hot number for Jimi and Arthur (4) • Strong title, also for Pink Floyd (5) • yer Monet confused movie and event (8) • sixth Stone in a stew, artistically (7) • Gospel writer includes late composer (8) • and 9. Chart toppers, shot in 1914 (5,9) • and 19. How Tom flies to Monticello (9,8) • ...
Music Mood Terms 2022-06-26
22 Clues: calm • sweet • light • playful • graceful • suddenly • majestic • agitated • sorrowful • energetic • with fire • sustained • expressive • held, sustained • animated, lively • marked, accented • little by little • in a singing style • Faster, more lively • slower, less lively • with movement/motion • with spirit, with vigor
Classical Music Survey 2022-11-07
Across
- Style of dance music switching between 2/4 and 3/4 at a high tempo with varying accents.
- The composer whose music Tchaikovsky praised.
- USS _____: The name of the ship that Gottschalk often used as his water taxi to take him from gig to gig.
- Last name of the publisher introduced to Dvorak and a big influence behind Dvorak's famous compositions.
- The first name of Tchaikovsky's patronist.
- What instrument did Dvorak's father play?
- The composer who Tchaikovsky thought was overrated.
- The city/town in which Charles Ives played organ at church starting at the age of 12.
- At what age did Florence Price have her first piano performance?
- What job was Dvorak's father and also the job that Dvorak was originally going to hold before becoming a musician?
- What did Charles Ives' family manufacture and sell?
- ________ countrysides were a major influence in all of Dvorak's compositions.
- Charles Ives composed one of his most well known pieces called Variations on _________.
- At what age did Florence Price have her first composition published?
- Who introduced Simrock to Dvorak?
- The style of the piece that Tchaikovsky wrote in dedication of his mother.
- The 1812 ____ is a piece that Tchaikovsky is most known for.
- At what age did Louis Gottschalk sail over to Europe and leave his hometown of New Orleans?
- What ethnicity did Florence Price say she was on her college application?
- How many versions of Mussorgsky's opera were there?
Down
- How many concerts per day was Gottschalk performing in his years of traveling in the West Indies?
- What sport did Charles Ives play in college?
- The first name of Tchaikovsky's wife in his first marriage.
- ______ of the Piano was Teresa Carreno's nickname.
- This type of character was portrayed during the opera also causing some negative feedback.
- What did Ives experiment with after listening to multiple bands simultaneously?
- What was Mussorgsky's cause of death?
- What country did Gottschalk flee to after his scandal in Oakland, California?
- What style is the third movement of Dvorak's Czech Suite op. 39?
- There were no _____ characters on stage for Boris Gudonov which was one of the reasons it was rejected originally.
- Frederic Chopin said that Gottschalk would become the ____ of Pianists.
- Alexander Borodin was a composer as well as a ____.
- What college did Charles Ives attend and play sports for?
- How many movement's are in Price's symphony, "Ethiopia's Shadow in America?"
- What style of music did Dvorak say was the true American music and held the melodies that people should embrace?
- How many total children were in Dvorak's family?
- What role did Dvorak assume at the newly founded conservatory in New York?
- What brought Tchaikovsky to America and put him in considerable demand in Russia?
- How many children did Anna Cermakova give birth to in 1876 before they sadly passed in 1877?
- What city did Florence and her family settle in during the Great Migration?
40 Clues: Who introduced Simrock to Dvorak? • What was Mussorgsky's cause of death? • What instrument did Dvorak's father play? • The first name of Tchaikovsky's patronist. • What sport did Charles Ives play in college? • The composer whose music Tchaikovsky praised. • How many total children were in Dvorak's family? • ______ of the Piano was Teresa Carreno's nickname. • ...
concepts of music 2022-11-13
Across
- A large instrumental group
- Very soft in Italian
- A musical group
- Jazz, folk, rock, pop
- Loud in Italian
- Thick or thin
- Black and white keyed instrument
- Loud and softs
- Multiple melodies
- Six stringed instrument
- Woodwind, Strings, Percussion, Brass `
Down
- Bass and treble clef
- Major or minor
- One melody
- 4/4 or C
- What instruments are used and how there played
- Long and short sounds
- ABA
- High and low sounds
- The way it is put together
- AB
21 Clues: AB • ABA • 4/4 or C • One melody • Thick or thin • Major or minor • Loud and softs • A musical group • Loud in Italian • Multiple melodies • High and low sounds • Bass and treble clef • Very soft in Italian • Long and short sounds • Jazz, folk, rock, pop • Six stringed instrument • A large instrumental group • The way it is put together • Black and white keyed instrument • ...
Music Vocabulary Madness! 2022-10-17
Across
- Younger brother to the Tuba
- Where all the notes go
- The conductor's wand
- The lowest instrument
- to get quieter in volume
- These guys have rhythm!
- How fast or how slow a song is
- We do this to live!
Down
- to grow in volume
- Tells us when the song is over
- Trick Question! (Mr. Z's favorite food)
- to play loudly
- Clicks to help keep time
- Separated by a bar-line
- to play quietly
- Squidward's instrument
- The slidey instrument
- A band performance
- Jazzy! (Mr. Z's main instrument)
- What we read to play music!
20 Clues: to play loudly • to play quietly • to grow in volume • A band performance • We do this to live! • The conductor's wand • The slidey instrument • The lowest instrument • Where all the notes go • Squidward's instrument • Separated by a bar-line • These guys have rhythm! • Clicks to help keep time • to get quieter in volume • Younger brother to the Tuba • What we read to play music! • ...
Elements of Music 2022-10-20
Across
- Dynamics or tempo or articulations
- The organization of music in time. Also closely related to meter
- a three-note chord
- The frequency of the note’s vibration
- The sections or movements of a piece; i.e. verse and refrain; sonata form; ABA; Rondo
- Short and separated notes; a type of articulation
- Volume (amplitude)—how loud; soft; medium; gradually getting louder or softer (crescendo or decrescendo)
- A succession of musical notes; a series of pitches often organized into phrases
- A melody with an accompaniment; e.g. a lead singer and a band
- How long or short the sound is
- Two or more independent voices; e.g. a round
Down
- Beats per minute; how fast or medium or slow a piece of music is played or sung
- Smooth and connected notes; a type of articulation
- How loud or soft a sound is
- The density (thickness or thinness) of layers of sounds and melodies and rhythms in a piece
- The manner in which notes are played or words pronounced
- The simultaneous vertical combination of notes that usually form chords
- The tone color of a sound resulting from the overtones
- overtone or timbre or pitch or amplitude or duration
- A fundamental pitch with resultant pitches sounding above it. The resultant pitches are extremely faint and almost inaudible
- A single layer of sound; e.g. a solo voice
21 Clues: a three-note chord • How loud or soft a sound is • How long or short the sound is • Dynamics or tempo or articulations • The frequency of the note’s vibration • A single layer of sound; e.g. a solo voice • Two or more independent voices; e.g. a round • Short and separated notes; a type of articulation • Smooth and connected notes; a type of articulation • ...
70s Music Assignment 2022-09-02
20 Clues: Queen • Jackson 5 • Elton John • Pink Floyd • Marvin Gaye • Barry White • Tina Turner • Nina Simone • Led Zeppelin • Bill Withers • Lionel Richie • Gloria Gaynor • Donna Summers • The Commodores • Curtis Mayfield • Ella Fitzgerald • Bruce Springsteen • The Rolling Stones • Gladys Night & Pips • Earth Wind and Fire
Music Theory Vocab. 2022-08-24
Across
- divides staff into measure
- one count of silence
- medium loud in volume
- loud in volume
- 2 counts
- spaces between bar lines
- cancels a flat or sharp
- 2 counts of silence
- half count
- decrease in volume
- 2 eighth notes connected equals 1 beat
- play again
Down
- lower pounding pitch
- increase in volume
- the end
- half step lower in pitch
- one count
- how many beats in measure
- 3 counts
- half count of silence
20 Clues: the end • 2 counts • 3 counts • one count • half count • play again • loud in volume • increase in volume • decrease in volume • 2 counts of silence • lower pounding pitch • one count of silence • medium loud in volume • half count of silence • cancels a flat or sharp • half step lower in pitch • spaces between bar lines • how many beats in measure • divides staff into measure • ...
