Music

3. The regular pulse or rhythm in music, providing a steady framework for the piece.
5. A sequence of musical notes forming a recognizable tune; the main musical theme in a piece.
8. A device used to produce musical sounds, such as a guitar, piano, flute, drums, or violin.
9. A large ensemble of musicians playing various instruments together, creating rich and full music.
14. The speed at which a piece of music is played, indicating its pace or rhythm.
15. A person skilled in playing musical instruments or singing, creating and performing music.

1. The pattern of beats and accents in music, providing a sense of timing and structure to the piece.
2. The act of presenting music to an audience, whether through singing or playing instruments.
4. The words or text of a song, conveying its message or story through language.
6. Art form that combines sound and rhythm to create emotional expression and evoke feelings in listeners.
7. A category or style of music with distinct characteristics, such as pop, rock, jazz, or classical.
10. The simultaneous combination of musical notes or chords that complement the melody.
11. A musical composition with lyrics and melody, typically sung by a vocalist or a group of singers.
12. A repeated part of a song, typically featuring a group of singers, adding emphasis and depth.
13. A live musical performance by artists or musicians, often held in a public venue.