Across
- 4. solo or vocal piece usually from an opera, oratorio, or other large scales of musical work.
- 10. the most prominent musical line.
- 11. to slow down.
- 12. a short musical idea that repeats and developed within a piece.
- 13. fine adjustment to the pitch.
- 14. an independent musical thought usually about four measures.
- 16. the main melody, similar to a chorus.
- 19. an increase in volume.
- 21. question and answer type phrases.
- 22. a vocal style in which rhythm and melody are ordered to imitate speech; usually precedes an aria in a opera or an oratorio.
- 23. a multi measure main idea developed throughout a piece.
- 24. the way music is interpreted and grouped with dynamics and style.
Down
- 1. musical lines which are often simpler and/or more repetitive than the melody .
- 2. suddenly soft.
- 3. a section of vocal music called a verse.
- 5. the combination of instruments playing in a given piece or at a given time.
- 6. forte attack, immediately.
- 7. the way a note is attacked.
- 8. a decrease in volume.
- 9. the volume at which a piece of music is performed.
- 15. a large scale of musical work with a religious text written for an orchestra, soloist, and choir.
- 17. thick or thin- usually refers to a combination of density of instrumentation, articulation, and other factors creating a musical landscape.
- 18. musical lines which look similar to and support the melody.
- 20. adds fifty percent of a note value.
