Across
- 2. A choir singing as one unit with no individual voices popping out of the texture.
- 6. A basic unit for counting time within a piece of music
- 8. A set of staff lines where all parts (including accompaniment) occur at once before moving onto the next section (i.e. the next system).
- 9. Equality between voice parts
- 12. Singing or playing short, detached notes
- 15. Loud
- 16. The person (people) who took a song and changed it to work for choir
- 17. The portion of the song that repeats many times with the same melody and words (only minor differences)
- 19. The person who acts as a guide for the choir they direct. They keep time and help shape the music.
- 20. Very soft/quiet
Down
- 1. The portion of a song that does not repeat the same words. There are usually several verses with different words and similar melodies in one song.
- 3. Pronouncing words while singing so that the audience can understand the lyrics. Unifying vowels and consonant entrances and cut-offs.
- 4. The person (people) who wrote the music and/or lyrics
- 5. A line of music that feels complete within the whole. Or, a line of lyrics (sentence) in a song.
- 7. Singing or playing smoothly, without breaks
- 10. The words in a song
- 11. Soft/quiet
- 13. The volume of music
- 14. Gradually getting quieter
- 15. Very Loud
- 18. Gradually getting louder