Across
- 3. The distance between notes
- 6. The combination of sharps or flats that determines the key of the music
- 7. A Baroque ancestor of the bassoon
- 9. Baroque music is known for this
- 11. A German born composer who spent most of his life in England
- 12. A mass written near the end of Bach's life
- 16. Fine adjustment of a note (flat/sharp)
- 17. An increase in volume
- 18. The rules of proper behavior (manners) at a concert
- 19. Musicians play/sing for an audience
- 22. The volume at which a section of music is performed
- 24. To speed up
- 26. A symbol indicating a note should be held longer than its written length
- 27. A type of pattern or scale consisting only of half steps
- 28. A dynamic marking for soft
- 29. This instrument evolved into the trombone by the end of the Baroque
- 32. A dynamic marking for medium loud
- 33. To slow down
Down
- 1. The way music is interpreted and grouped
- 2. Baroque style in the visual arts was characterized by the mastery of this element
- 4. A collection of programmatic (Program music) violin concertos by Vivaldi
- 5. A Baroque composer from Italy
- 8. A Baroque ancestor of the clarinet
- 10. A pattern of half or whole steps which is standard throughout different keys
- 13. A type of key or scale – generally sounds darker and more “sad”
- 14. A decrease in volume
- 15. A fancy word for pick up notes (phrases that begin before count 1)
- 20. A German born composer who worked for a Lutheran church
- 21. The instrument most closely tied to Baroque orchestral and keyboard music
- 23. The Baroque period brought a change to music in this, from mensural to modern
- 25. A distant ancestor of the tuba, this oddly shaped instrument has a brass mouthpiece and woodwind-like fingerings
- 29. The music used by the conductor which shows all parts
- 30. The most important percussion instrument to the Renaissance
- 31. A separate style period within the Baroque in the visual arts, especially in interior decorating