GCSE Purcell - Music For A While

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Across
  1. 2. The type of voice that sings this typically and the one on the recording we use
  2. 6. A period of music from 1600 to 1750, this piece comes from that era
  3. 7. Repeated quavers on a variety of pitches form an example of word painting
  4. 10. Another instrument that plays in this piece, but is not in the score
  5. 12. The ending of a mostly minor (or modal) passage on a major chord
  6. 13. The play that this piece was incidental music for
  7. 14. The order of the main modulations in the piece
  8. 15. A large majority of the melody in this piece uses this type of writing
  9. 18. A type of ornamentation featuring both an upper and a lower variant, starting on the main note before quickly going up to the next note and then returning back to the main note
  10. 19. A repetitive accompaniment for baroque pieces
  11. 20. A type of cadence that is typically used in religious music, known as the Amen cadence
  12. 21. The structure of this piece (also known as ternary form) but this name is specifically for sung pieces
Down
  1. 1. The type of cadence that the piece ends on
  2. 3. Dotted rhythms
  3. 4. The unusual length for which the continuo lasts for before repeating
  4. 5. Using the music to watch/evoke the words that are being sung
  5. 8. The tonic key of the piece
  6. 9. The instrument in this piece that plays the continuo and a figured bass part
  7. 11. What happens to the melody from the first section when it is reused at the end
  8. 16. The type of voice that this piece was originally written for and sings close to the soprano range
  9. 17. What is used as word painting on the word pains