Across
- 4. A gradual decrease in the volume or intensity of the music.
- 6. A musical term indicating to sing or play softly.
- 8. The quality of sound in a singer’s voice, such as warm, bright, or rich.
- 9. A series of musical notes ordered by pitch, either ascending or descending.
- 11. The speed at which a piece of music is played, usually indicated by a specific word or number.
- 12. The highness or lowness of a musical sound, determined by the frequency of sound waves.
- 14. A sequence of musical notes that are perceived as a single entity or tune.
- 16. The combination of different musical notes played or sung simultaneously to create a pleasing sound.
- 18. Support: The controlled use of breath while singing to maintain strength, stability, and tone.
- 20. The manner in which a note or phrase is sung, such as being smooth (legato) or short and detached (staccato).
Down
- 1. Singing without instrumental accompaniment, often with vocal harmony.
- 2. The quality of the sound produced by the voice when it vibrates in the chest, head, or nasal passages.
- 3. The volume of sound in music, indicating whether the music should be loud or soft.
- 5. A musical term indicating to sing or play loudly.
- 7. The main note or scale that forms the basis of a musical piece, establishing the tonality.
- 10. A gradual increase in the volume or intensity of the music.
- 13. The pattern of beats or timing in music, including the length of notes and rests.
- 15. The distance in pitch between two musical notes.
- 17. The clarity and pronunciation of words when singing.
- 19. The span of pitches a singer can comfortably sing, from the lowest to the highest note.