classial music

3. A string instrument held between the knees and played with a bow.
5. Famous composer known for his "Fifth Symphony" and "Moonlight Sonata."
9. Italian term for "playful" or "lively" in sheet music.
10. The Italian term for a gradual increase in loudness in sheet music.
11. The Italian term for "very loud" in sheet music.
13. A four-stringed, wooden instrument played with a bow, often featured in orchestras (Vivaldi Four Seasons).
14. The Russian composer of "Swan Lake" and "The Nutcracker."

1. This famous Austrian composer was known for "The Magic Flute" and "Requiem."
2. The Polish composer known for his emotional and lyrical piano compositions (Nocturnes, Waltzes, Fantaisie-Impromptu).
4. The person who leads an orchestra or choir, guiding the musicians during a performance.
6. The Italian term for "very soft" in sheet music.
7. A period in classical music roughly from the late 16th to the early 18th century (Bach, Vivaldi).
8. A high-pitched woodwind instrument often featured in orchestras.
12. The term for a musical work for a full orchestra, typically in four movements.