All About Choir!

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Across
  1. 3. How high or low a musical sound is
  2. 4. The speed at which a piece of music is performed
  3. 7. A symbol at the beginning of a piece of music that shows how beats are organized into measures
  4. 8. When two or more singers perform the same melody at the same pitch
  5. 13. The person who leads a musical ensemble and helps performers stay together by indicating the tempo, beat, entrances, dynamics, and other musical details
  6. 15. The words of a song that can tell a story, express emotions, or communicate an idea
  7. 16. A group of musicians or singers performing together
  8. 18. The way a singer holds and positions their body while singing
  9. 19. The highest standard voice part in a choir
  10. 21. two or more different notes played or sung at the same time to create a pleasing musical sound
  11. 24. A person who writes or creates music
  12. 25. The changes in loudness and softness in music
Down
  1. 1. The clear pronunciation of words when singing
  2. 2. Two small bands of tissue in the larynx that vibrate as air passes through them, producing sound
  3. 5. A practice session in which musicians or singers prepare and improve a performance
  4. 6. A standard choir voice part that is generally higher than bass and lower than alto
  5. 9. The creative activity of immediate music composition - creating and playing/singing music on the spot
  6. 10. A musician who plays an instrument, such as piano, to support and perform with a singer or musical group
  7. 11. A section of music that contains a specific number of beats, organized according to the time signature - they are separated by vertical lines called bar lines
  8. 12. Singing without instrumental accompaniment
  9. 14. The controlled use of the muscles involved in breathing to provide a steady flow of air while singing
  10. 17. The lowest standard voice part in a choir
  11. 20. The pattern of long and short sounds and silences in music
  12. 22. A standard choir voice part that is generally lower than soprano and higher than tenor
  13. 23. The main sequence of notes in a piece of music that forms a recognizable musical idea or tune