Across
- 3. A note with a duration of one beat
- 5. Skillful and efficient ways of performing an instrument
- 7. A group of musicians who rehearse and perform together
- 8. The five horizontal lines and four spaces in which music is written upon
- 11. The speed of a piece
- 12. A symbol to the left of a note which indicates that the note is to be performed unaltered (♮)
- 15. The arrangement of musical sounds by note duration and emphasis
- 18. An ascending and descending arrangement of pitches in a key
- 21. The leader of a musical ensemble who uses conducting patterns and gestures for musicians to interpret
- 22. A symbol placed at the beginning of a staff to indicate the pitch of the notes written on it
- 23. A clef used for lower pitched instruments (trombone, euphonium, tuba, etc.)
- 25. The main rhythmic unit in music
- 26. A fraction-like number following the clef and key signature that indicates how many beats are in a measure and which note value receives the beat
- 29. Short, horizontal lines added to the top or bottom of a staff to indicate notes outside of the range of the staff
- 30. A note with a duration of two beats
- 31. A note with a duration of four beats
- 33. An interval of rest lasting four beats
Down
- 1. A thin vertical line and a thick vertical line at the end of a piece indicating the end of a piece
- 2. A device that keeps a steady beat
- 4. An interval of rest lasting for one beat
- 6. Accidentals placed at the beginning of the piece after the clef showing which notes are to be altered and indicating the key of the piece
- 9. The positioning of the fingers when playing a musical instrument
- 10. A symbol to the left of a note indicating that the previously understood pitch is to be altered
- 13. A clef used for higher pitched instruments (flute, clarinet, trumpet, etc.)
- 14. A term for any musical composition
- 16. An interval of rest lasting two beats
- 17. A segment of music that ends when the anount of beats indicated by the time signature is reached, seperated by vertical lines. Also known as a bar
- 19. A symbol to the left of a note which indicates that the note is to be lowered by a half step (♭)
- 20. The position in which a musician performs
- 24. A symbol to the left of a note which indicates that the note is to be raised by a half step (♯)
- 25. Vertical lines used to divide the staff into measure
- 27. The highness or lowness of a note
- 28. A person who writes music
- 32. A symbol indicating an interval of silence