opera crossword puzzle

2. A solo piece written for a main character, which focuses on the character's emotion.
5. An orchestral introduction to an opera. (French: ouverture; German: ouverture; Italian: sinfonia).
7. The group of instrumentalists or musicians who, led by the conductor, accompany the singers.
8. Words sung in a conversational style, usually to advance the plot. Not to be confused with aria.
10. The combination of sets, costumes, props, lights, etc.
13. Literally, a form of applause when shouted by members of the audience at the end of an especially pleasing performance. Strictly speaking, "bravo" is for a single man, "brava" for a woman, and "bravi" for a group of performers.
14. The written music of an opera or other musical work

1. The male singing voice that is higher than bass but lower than tenor
3. Elaborate ornamentation of vocal music written using many fast notes and trills.
4. An extended musical passage performed by two singers. They may or may not sing simultaneously or on the same musical
6. The highest female singing voice
9. The lowest male singing voice
11. The degree of loudness and quietness in music. See PIANO and FORTE
12. Italian for "work." A libretto acted and sung by one or more singers to an instrumental accompaniment