Another music puzzle
Across
- 4. Glocken
- 6. Percussion instrument used at the start of Ravel's G major piano concerto
- 8. Composer of 'The Cold Song'
- 9. Solfege for E flat
- 10. According to Morcombe and Wise, "in the second movement, not too heavy on the _______"
- 13. "Have you tried the famous echo in the reading room of the British Museum" was a quote by this person
- 14. Composer of 'Collegium Regale'
- 20. Composer who unsuccessfully applied to study with Ravel and Stravinsky (they thought he was better than them)
- 21. In the 1975 animated comedy cartoon, the Tuba had this name
- 23. Bohemian composer whose greatest hobby was trainspotting
- 24. Composer who swerved onto a curb while driving and crashed between two shops in Bromsgrove in 1925
- 26. 6/8 is an example of this type of time signature
Down
- 1. Johann Christian Bach was known as the "_______" Bach
- 2. Billy Mayerl wrote 'Song of the Fir Tree' after hearing the tune while having a coffee in this country
- 3. Composer of 'The Sky at Night' theme tune (At the Castle Gate)
- 5. Q. Why did Bach have so many children? A. His organ had no "_____"
- 7. Overture by Wagner
- 10. Who said, "brass bands have their place: outside, and several miles away"
- 11. Type of vocal score where S and A share the treble stave and T and B share the bass
- 12. Michael Flanders' collaborator on 'Captain Noah and his Floating Zoo'
- 15. Parallel 4ths or 5ths in medieval music
- 16. Classic sci-fi with a score by John Williams about the French word, 'and'
- 17. British music popular in the 1950s
- 18. The interval between C and F sharp
- 19. The hymn-tune name of Psalm 23
- 22. 16th-century English composer
- 25. Baroque dance with two up-beats in common time. 'Hark the Herald Angels sing' was originally in this metre
- 27. Type of cadence (IV - I)