Across
- 5. Very slow.
- 8. Gradually getting louder.
- 11. Gradually getting faster.
- 13. The characteristic quality or "color" of a sound from a particular instrument or voice.
- 16. Gradually getting softer.
- 18. An ensemble of instruments, often wind and percussion, that may not include string instruments.
- 19. The regular pattern of strong and weak beats in music.
- 21. A smooth, connected style of playing or singing.
- 22. An emphasis placed on a particular note.
- 23. The highness or lowness of a note.
Down
- 1. The speed or pace of the music.
- 2. A catchy, repeating part of a song.
- 3. When two or more pitches are sounded together, often creating chords, to make pleasing or interesting sounds.
- 4. A large group of singers.
- 6. The loudness or softness of the music.
- 7. A short section of music that contains a specific number of beats.
- 9. A large group of instruments, typically including strings, winds, brass, and percussion.
- 10. A series of pitches that create a tune; the "singable" part of music.
- 12. Soft.
- 14. The steady, regular pulse of the music, like a heartbeat.
- 15. Loud.
- 17. Playing notes in a short, detached style.
- 20. The pattern of long and short note values, or how long or short notes are.
