Across
- 6. of the two main forms of sacred Renaissance music.
- 8. – The steady pulse that forms the basic unit of time in music.
- 9. highness or lowness.
- 11. – Emphasis placed on a particular note or beat to make it stand out.
- 12. – The degree of loudness or softness in a musical performance.
- 13. The organization of beats into regular groups
- 16. Accent- A tone emphasized by playing it more loudly than the tones around it
- 17. Quality or tone color of a sound
- 20. – The speed or pace of a piece of music.
- 22. Becoming faster
- 24. Resting place at the end of a phase in a melody
- 25. – A very slow tempo, often with a broad and stately feeling.
- 26. A combination of 3 or more tones sounded at once
- 27. a series of single tones that add up to a recognizable whole
- 28. produced by felt covered hammers, striking against steel rings.
- 29. slower.
Down
- 1. order duration of sounds and silences
- 2. – The span between the lowest and highest notes that a voice or instrument can produce.
- 3. of pictures arranged in order from low to high or high to low.
- 4. composition based on one main theme or subject.
- 5. for several voices sent to a short secular poem, common in renaissance music.
- 7. When tones are separated by an interval
- 10. – The distance in pitch between two notes.
- 14. – A slow and solemn tempo, even slower than Largo.1. Pitch-relative highness or lowness.1. Pitch-relative highness or lowness.1. Pitch-relative highness or lowness.
- 15. – The deliberate shifting of accent to a weak beat or offbeat.
- 18. placed at the beginning of the staff to show the pitch of each line and space
- 19. of a melody
- 21. set of five horizontal lines between or on which notes are positioned.
- 23. – A symbol indicating silence for a specific duration in a piece of music.