Across
- 1. Composer of "The Planets," which represents different celestial bodies in its movements.
- 5. A key characteristic of 20th and 21st-century classical music, emphasizing new ideas and techniques.
- 7. Composer of "Adagio for Strings," known for its emotional depth.
- 9. A type of music that uses electronic technology and instruments.
- 12. Composer of "Appalachian Spring," celebrated for evoking American landscapes.
- 14. Composer known for "The Rite of Spring," which revolutionized rhythm and harmony.
Down
- 2. Pioneer of the twelve-tone technique and atonal music.
- 3. A style characterized by repetitive patterns and simplicity, used by composers like Philip Glass.
- 4. Influential in modern classical music, allowing for new sounds and compositions.
- 6. A method of composition using a series of pitches, rhythms, dynamics, or other musical elements.
- 8. A musical approach that avoids a central key or tonal center.
- 10. Composer of "4'33"," known for incorporating silence as a musical element.
- 11. Composer known for minimalist works like "Einstein on the Beach."
- 13. The volume of sound in music, ranging from soft to loud, crucial in pieces like Barber's "Adagio for Strings."
- 15. Known for "Different Trains," which combines recorded sounds with live instruments.
