Across
- 3. Smaller divisions in a piece of music, like chapters in a book
- 4. Small units of measurement in a piece of music, often between 2 and 4 beats long
- 7. The basic steady pulse of the music
- 9. A group of singers who perform together
- 10. Multiple voices in a melody and accompaniment style, with similar rhythms
- 12. A different spelling of the same note
- 15. A single piece of music for voice
- 16. The speed of the beat
- 17. Music that directly depicts the text
- 20. This family of instruments creates sound by using a reed or by blowing across a mouthpiece
- 21. French secular song
- 23. The common language of the region
- 24. The lines and spaces that music is written on
- 25. A secular dramatic work that tells a story through singing,costumes, sets, and acting
- 28. Italian secular song
- 29. The person who wrote the music
- 31. Note lengths
Down
- 1. Latin (usually) sacred song
- 2. This family of instruments creates sound by striking a part of the instrument
- 5. Symbols (flats, sharps, etc.) that alter the pitch of a note
- 6. Multiple independent parts
- 7. This family of instruments creates sound by buzzing into a mouthpiece
- 8. The overall structure of a piece of music (ex. ABA)
- 11. One musical line
- 13. Another name for a piece of music
- 14. The time period in which the music was written
- 15. This family of instruments creates sound by bowing or plucking a string
- 18. The category of a piece of music
- 19. The symbol that shows the range of pitches (treble, bass, etc.)
- 22. Music written for religious purposes
- 26. The system of syllables used to learn singing
- 27. Music not written for religious purposes
- 30. Note range (high/low)