New Year New Beginnings
Across
- 2. Composer who blends Latin American, Jewish, and folk traditions
- 3. First word of a famous New Year’s Eve song
- 4. U.S. state where Eric Whitacre was born
- 7. Youngest winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Music
- 8. A festive Latin American music style heard on New Year’s Eve
- 10. European city known for its Philharmonic’s New Year’s concert
- 12. New York borough where Jennifer Higdon was born
- 17. Host of a famous U.S. New Year’s Eve television show
- 18. Famous choral section from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony
- 19. Last word of a famous New Year’s Eve song
- 21. Family famous for composing waltzes played on New Year’s Day
- 22. Another Latin American genre heard during New Year’s celebrations
- 24. Ensemble Caroline Shaw performs with (start of name)
- 26. Composer of Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Indiana Jones scores
Down
- 1. Pulitzer-winning composer of Blue Cathedral
- 5. Japanese nickname for Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony
- 6. Composer of Lux Aurumque and founder of the Virtual Choir
- 8. “Blue” piece by Higdon performed around the world
- 9. Word paired with “Ode” in Beethoven’s final movement
- 11. Caroline Shaw’s Partita is written for eight of these
- 13. Prestigious award won by both Higdon and Shaw
- 14. Poet who wrote the lyrics to “Auld Lang Syne”
- 15. Manhattan square famous for New Year’s countdowns
- 16. Country where Osvaldo Golijov was born
- 20. Kind of choir Eric Whitacre created using online submissions
- 23. First name of a famous theme from the Harry Potter soundtrack
- 25. Explosive visual tradition paired with music on New Year’s Eve