AP Music Theory

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Across
  1. 3. Painfully slow tempo
  2. 8. 6/8 and 9/8, for two
  3. 9. Triad least utilized in a Major key
  4. 11. IV-I or iv-i
  5. 12. What every non-senior in AP Music Theory should audition for on April 16, 2026
  6. 14. In solfége, tonic-dominant-subdominant
  7. 18. Representative of D Major or b minor
  8. 20. Interval represented by F-A#, for example
  9. 21. Tonic triad in 2nd-inversion
  10. 22. Alto and Tenor, for two
  11. 23. Total number of accidentals in D# Major
  12. 24. E Major, vis-á-vis c#minor
  13. 27. 7 sharps, happily
  14. 28. Augmented 4th or diminished 5th, colloquially
Down
  1. 1. Is three-quarters of a beat long in 4/4 time
  2. 2. Resolves upward
  3. 4. Final chord movement, or a commonly-made plan on January 1st
  4. 5. x
  5. 6. Tenor below Bass, e.g.
  6. 7. Natural minor scale formula, so-to-speak
  7. 10. "Here comes the bride," e.g.
  8. 12. The most effective instruments-turned-weapons
  9. 13. Most commonly is found in the Soprano voice
  10. 15. Downward jump then upward step, e.g.
  11. 16. Destination for the I chord
  12. 17. Must resolve downward, no matter what
  13. 19. Five flats, sadly
  14. 25. Result of pushing a piano down an ore deposit?
  15. 26. Sixteenth-note counting: "one _ ___ _"