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Across
  1. 5. - Texture at the end of the song when there are multiple layers building up.
  2. 6. - Word to describe the off-beat rhythms in the piece.
  3. 9. - Studio FX to make a riff repeat over and over.
  4. 10. - Deeper analysis description of the tonality (hint: influenced by folk).
  5. 11. - The effect added to the vocals to make it sound like a bigger space.
  6. 14. - The vocal samples at the start of the piece come from which nation.
  7. 16. - Name for a short phrase that is repeated (riff is an alternative word).
  8. 20. - Description for the lack of clear speed marking at the start (5,4).
  9. 21. - Fragments of sound, the example in this piece is breath.
  10. 22. - Harmonic device performed by a synthesiser with a filter unit.
  11. 25. - Irish violin.
  12. 26. - Overall tonality of the piece.
  13. 28. - Performance technique where there is a continuous slide of notes.
  14. 29. - All chords belong to the tonality of the piece.
Down
  1. 1. - Performance technique used by the fiddle when it plays two strings at once.
  2. 2. - Irish rhythmic drum played with a tipper.
  3. 3. - What language does the male vocalist use in Verse 2.
  4. 4. - High-pitched, bright-sounding Irish recorder.
  5. 7. - Time signature of the piece
  6. 8. - African drum capable of changing pitch.
  7. 10. - Texture at the start when we hear the drone.
  8. 12. - Modern instrument where pads are pressed for electronic drum sounds.
  9. 13. - Irish keyed instrument also common in France.
  10. 15. - Name for parts that perform a lead role.
  11. 17. - Main texture of this song.
  12. 18. - Irish instrument that can perform a drone and melody when a crank is turned.
  13. 19. - The structure for this song.
  14. 23. - Modern keyboard instrument making artificial sounds.
  15. 24. - Irish descendant of bagpipes
  16. 27. - African instrument with a harp-like sound