Across
- 3. To stop developing, growing, or making progress.
- 4. A warm, often slightly sad feeling when thinking about the past.
- 5. To develop or change gradually over time.
- 10. So exciting or attractive that it has a powerful effect on you.
- 12. A style of music that originated in Jamaica, known for its relaxed rhythm.
- 13. A device worn over or in the ears to listen to audio privately.
- 14. Strange or unusual in a surprising way.
- 15. The traditions, history, and culture passed down through generations.
- 18. The pattern of strong and weak beats in music.
- 19. A group of people who sing together, especially in a church or performance.
- 21. The regular pulse or rhythm in a piece of music.
- 24. A large group of musicians playing different instruments together.
- 25. A place where an event, concert, or performance takes place.
- 26. Two musicians or performers who work together.
Down
- 1. To imagine that a situation is much worse than it really is.
- 2. An activity in which people sing along to recorded music using the song's words on a screen.
- 6. The words of a song.
- 7. A song that represents a country, group, or shared feeling.
- 8. A person who writes music.
- 9. Closely connected or linked together.
- 11. A style of music that began in the United States, known for improvisation and strong rhythms.
- 13. A feeling of great excitement, happiness, or emotional uplift.
- 16. To bring a feeling, memory, or image into someone's mind.
- 17. A live performance by a band or musician.
- 20. A boring situation in which nothing seems to change or improve.
- 22. The music used in a film, TV programme, or video game.
- 23. A company that produces, promotes, and sells music by artists.