Across
- 3. Nicknamed "Father of the piano"
- 4. an instrumental work containing several movements, usually played by a soloist
- 5. He wrote music with great emotion and power, abandoning many of the compositional rules of the time period
- 8. He revolutionized opera, making the drama more real-to-life and ensuring that the melody and words were equally important
- 10. legendary fencer, abolitionist, and composer from the Caribbean
- 13. As a girl, she was taken in by an orphanage that housed the poor, sick, and elderly, and also offered musical studies
Down
- 1. He was a child prodigy and began composing at the age of five, He wrote his first opera at the age of 14
- 2. an orchestral work consisting of several movements, which achieved its highest form during the classical period
- 3. compositions meant to be played by a small group of musicians, such as a string quartet
- 6. a young person who is exceptionally talented in a specific ability or quality
- 7. he wrote many songs based on poetic texts
- 9. Mozart and Beethoven were influenced by his music, son of J.S. Bach
- 11. the musical setting of a requiem mass, a religious service to honor someone who has died
- 12. Nicknamed "father of the symphony"
