Across
- 3. low girl voice
- 5. how many beats and what note gets the beat
- 6. soft/quiet
- 9. girl clef
- 10. raises the pitch by a half step
- 13. this era was known for polyphonic music
- 21. a triad with an added octave
- 22. a joyful and dancing tempo
- 23. the language of vocalist when reading music
- 25. what solfege starts on
- 26. tempo for slowly
- 27. getting louder
- 28. Do Me Sol
- 32. high boy voice
- 33. sad
- 35. a walking pace tempo
- 37. Our Hallelujah song by Handel is best known for representing what musical era?
- 38. medium in latin
- 39. EGBDF or GBDFA
Down
- 1. how to tell how many sharps and flats you are playing, helps tell my chord progression
- 2. 1/2 beat
- 4. repeating the same note but higher or lower than original
- 7. 1 beat
- 8. lowers the pitch by a half step
- 10. FACE or ACEG
- 11. Singing requires breath support from the ________, using the muscle to force air from the lungs and through to the voice.
- 12. boys clef
- 14. getting softer
- 15. the type of music used in a Catholicism mostly by priests
- 16. 2 beats
- 17. who Gregorian chant is named after
- 18. high girl voice
- 19. singing as one voice
- 20. 4 beats
- 24. LOUD
- 29. singing without music
- 30. happy
- 31. what type of solfege do we use?
- 34. most known composer of the Classical era
- 36. music markings to describe volume and phrasing