Music Theory 1 - final

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Across
  1. 4. – Single melodic line
  2. 9. – Keyboard instrument
  3. 11. – Non-root bass
  4. 13. – Given melody
  5. 16. – Full notation
  6. 18. – Dissonant interval
  7. 19. – Unstable interval
  8. 22. – Plucked strings
  9. 24. – Group performance
  10. 28. – V–vi cadence
  11. 30. – Four beats per measure
  12. 32. – Struck instruments
  13. 33. – Lower clef
  14. 35. – Frequency perception
  15. 38. – Emphasis
  16. 39. – Speed of the beat
  17. 40. – Slide brass
  18. 41. – Study of structure
  19. 44. – Scale with raised third
  20. 46. – Stable interval
  21. 47. – Fifth scale degree
  22. 49. – Individual line
  23. 51. (55)
  24. 55. – Lowest to highest pitch
  25. 56. SIGNATURE – Sharps or flats after clef
  26. 58. – Paired phrases
  27. 59. – Low woodwind
  28. 61. – Outside the key
  29. 62. – Symbol for silence
  30. 65. – Short musical idea
  31. 66. – Unaccented beat
  32. 69. – Connects different pitches
  33. 71. – Alters pitch
  34. 72. – Lines extending the staff
  35. 75. – Divides measures
  36. 76. – Cancels accidental
  37. 77. – Buzzing lips family
  38. 78. – Hold
  39. 84. – Multiple independent lines
  40. 85. – V–I cadence
  41. 87. – Unit between barlines
  42. 90. – Loudness levels
  43. 92. – Detached
  44. 93. – First scale degree
  45. 94. – Two beats per measure
  46. 95. – IV–I cadence
  47. 102. – Reed/air family
  48. 103. (55)
  49. 104. – Basic pulse
  50. 105. – Connects identical pitches
  51. 106. – Melody with accompaniment
  52. 107. – Skill development
  53. 108. – Technical study
Down
  1. 1. – Organization of beats
  2. 2. – Belonging to the key
  3. 3. – Ordered pitches
  4. 5. – Musical sentence
  5. 6. – Vertical sonorities
  6. 7. – Independent melodic lines
  7. 8. – Three beats per measure
  8. 10. – Relationship of lines
  9. 12. – Eight letter span
  10. 14. – First word in “time signature”
  11. 15. – Five horizontal lines for notation
  12. 17. – Meter with beat division by two
  13. 20. – Large ensemble
  14. 21. – Pitch range
  15. 23. – High brass
  16. 25. – Motion by step
  17. 26. – Same pitch
  18. 27. – Flexible tempo
  19. 29. – Structural plan
  20. 31. – Symbol indicating pitch range
  21. 34. – Meter with beat division by three
  22. 36. – Single reed
  23. 37. – Accented beat
  24. 42. – Root in bass
  25. 43. – Lengthens a note by half
  26. 44. – Primary musical line
  27. 45. – Raises pitch
  28. 46. – Harmonic punctuation
  29. 47. – Two performers
  30. 48. – Complete triad
  31. 50. – Lowers pitch
  32. 52. – Highest string
  33. 53. – Distance between pitches
  34. 54. – High woodwind
  35. 57. – Tuning instrument
  36. 60. – Fourth scale degree
  37. 63. – Tenor bass string
  38. 64. – Tempo device
  39. 67. – Forbidden motion
  40. 68. – Scale with lowered third
  41. 70. – Motion by skip
  42. 73. – Written music system
  43. 74. – Bowed family
  44. 79. – Organization of durations
  45. 80. – Note connection
  46. 81. – Chord’s generating pitch
  47. 82. – Accent displacement
  48. 83. – Tonal center
  49. 86. – Interval stacked in triads
  50. 88. – Pickup before first full bar
  51. 89. – Aural skill
  52. 91. – Smallest tonal interval
  53. 96. – Smooth
  54. 97. – Two half steps
  55. 98. – Perfect consonance
  56. 99. – Musical examination
  57. 100. – Three performers
  58. 101. – Upper clef
  59. 105. – Three-note chord