Across
- 1. to sing a note with sudden emphasis, back off to piano, then crescendo
- 4. pair of organs in your chest used for breathing
- 5. musical notes that accompany the melody and make it more interesting
- 7. a marking in the music that tells you to watch the conductor for how long to hold the note
- 11. dynamic for very loud
- 13. when all voice parts sing the same notes
- 14. a muscle in your body used for breathing that you have little direct control over
- 15. vocal jazz song that begins with an ostinato from the basses
- 18. gradually get louder
- 19. song that had a key change in the middle after featuring a soloist
- 20. a scale that uses the solfege from Do to Do
- 22. dynamic for medium loud
- 23. collective name of the syllables Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti
Down
- 2. a part of a song that is usually in a range above the melody
- 3. a repeated part of the song that is usually in a range below the melody
- 6. a scale that uses the solfege from La to La
- 8. dynamic for medium soft
- 9. dynamic for soft
- 10. dynamic for very soft
- 11. dynamic for loud
- 12. gradually get softer
- 16. the state for which On the Banks of the Wabash is the state song
- 17. usually the "main" part of a song
- 19. acappella song that begins with unison singing from sopranos and altos
- 21. _____ pallate - what you lift in your mouth to change the vowel shape