Performance Ensemble Terms
Across
- 6. the symbol added to a note to negate a sharp or flat
- 8. the musical term for "very loud"
- 9. the musical symbol which tells the performer to lower the note by a half step
- 12. stop when two notes are played at the same time on a string instrument (two words)
- 13. when a single section of musicians is split between two notes
- 16. the end of a piece of music which usually follows the "D.S"
- 18. gradually speeding up the tempo
- 20. forte the musical term for "medium loud"
- 23. the musical symbol with tells the performer to raise the note by a half step
- 24. band a group of musicians who perform music while marching together in formation at a parade or sporting event
- 25. a faster tempo beginning with an "A"
- 28. a musical ensemble composed of multiple singers
- 29. gradually getting louder
- 30. a musical piece for two performers
Down
- 1. a group of musicians who perform together
- 2. a musical piece for five performers
- 3. a dance which uses the time signature "3/4"
- 4. a continuous sliding from one pitch to another
- 5. a slower tempo beginning with an "L"
- 7. segno the italian words that abbreviate to "D.S"
- 10. A note that is not part of the scale indicated by the key signature.
- 11. a musical piece for four performers
- 14. the musical term for "soft"
- 15. the musical term for "loud"
- 16. time the time signature "4/4" is sometimes called...(two words beginning with "C" and "T")
- 17. the word seen in notated music when the performer is supposed to use their bow
- 19. when the ensemble holds a note until cut off by the conductor
- 21. performing music with no prior planning or rehearsal. Usually seen in jazz and bluegrass jam music.
- 22. playing a string instrument by plucking the strings with your fingertips
- 26. when a performing group plays one final song at the request of the audience
- 27. gradually getting quieter