AP Music Theory Study

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Across
  1. 2. Ending added to a composition
  2. 5. Longer musical idea, typically several measures
  3. 6. Deliberate disturbance or alteration of the regular pulse or meter in a rhythmic pattern
  4. 8. Connect the notes, or play smoothly - indicated by a slur over the notes or by the word itself
  5. 11. Simultaneous use of conflicting rhythmic patterns, such as two notes against three notes/Simultaneous use of rhythmic patterns that are very different from one another
  6. 14. Dramatic presentation in which all parts are sung and acted, for orchestra and vocalists
  7. 15. Broken chord
  8. 16. Going up
  9. 17. Similar to a suspension, but the nonharmonic tone is resolved upward
  10. 18. Type of scale with thirteen notes, each note is a half step away from its neighbor
  11. 20. Occurs when a motive is repeated immediately on a different note, usually a 2nd or 3rd higher or lower
Down
  1. 1. Occurs when there is one voice which dominates the music while the other voice or voices serve as an accompaniment
  2. 3. Occurs when the rhythmic values of a theme are divided in half
  3. 4. Type of scales that include major and all three forms of minor
  4. 7. Refers to the kind, sort, or category of a musical composition
  5. 9. Style of composition in which 3 or more voices enter in imitation of one another
  6. 10. Four note patterns made up up of whole step, whole step, half step - two of these make a major scale
  7. 12. Persistently repeated note or pattern
  8. 13. Short melodic or rhythmic musical idea(two or more successive notes)
  9. 16. Incomplete measure in the beginning of the music
  10. 19. Distance between two notes