Across
- 2. The general term relating to how a note is produced.
- 6. The texture where all parts are in unison.
- 7. A tone colour word to describe the sound of a piccolo.
- 8. Joining two notes smoothly.
- 10. A sustained bass note over changing harmonies.
- 12. A chordal bass pattern used in the left hand of the piano.
- 13. The organisation of beats into groups.
- 15. One melody supported by chords.
- 17. Short and detached.
- 19. A rapid repetition of the same note.
- 21. Two or melodies played simultaneously create this texture.
- 23. A word to describe the "thickness" of the music.
- 25. Dynamics which feature big changes between loud and soft.
- 27. A pattern of syncopated beats where two is played against three.
- 29. Soloing in jazz or rock music.
Down
- 1. Plucking the strings of a string instrument.
- 2. Playing the violin with a bow.
- 3. Many rhythms played at the same time.
- 4. Playing two notes at once on a string instrument.
- 5. The "shaking" of a note producing variations in pitch.
- 9. One melody played over another.
- 11. Harmony which involves just the scale and chords of the key you are in.
- 14. Using notes and chords outside the key you are in.
- 16. The use of different time signatures in a piece.
- 18. Gradually speeding up.
- 20. Sliding from one pitch to another.
- 22. The rate at which harmony changes.
- 24. When the beat is not obvious it is ....
- 25. A rapid alternation between one note and the note above
- 26. A gradual halving of note values.
- 28. A scale made up of tones only.
- 30. Many notes sung to the same syllable.