GRADE 4 MUSIC: YEAR IN REVIEW

3. The piece that secures the reed onto the mouthpiece of a clarinet.
4. A reed instrument from the Middle Ages.
6. A place where women could be educated and participate in creating and performing music in the Middle Ages.
8. First name of a prominent female composer during the Middle Ages.
13. The artistic style of Rome.
14. An Italian music term that means "gradually faster".
16. The most popular instrument during the Middle Ages.
17. A French song with different vocal parts sung at the same time.
19. First name of a prominent male composer during the Middle Ages.
20. The longest part of the flute.
21. Last name of the man who composed the "Four Seasons" violin concerto.
23. The family of instruments that sit in the middle of the orchestra.
26. An Italian music tern that has the same meaning as decrescendo.
29. A movement that introduced new signs and symbols for writing music. (2 words)

1. The distance between two notes that is larger than a step and smaller than a leap.
2. The lowest of the social classes during the Middle Ages.
5. The leader of the orchestra.
7. Cancels any sharps or flats that were applied to a note.
9. An ancient version of the modern guitar.
10. Raises a note by one semitone.
11. The brass instrument that uses a slide.
12. Pieces of sacred music that act like a conversation between the leader and the congregation in a church service.
15. A pair of hand drums used in the Middle Ages.
18. An Italian music term that means "immediately slower".
22. A trumpet has three of these.
24. A chant for two or more voices.
25. The pattern of whole (w) and half (h) steps that create a major scale.
27. Lowers a note by one semitone.
28. The most popular type of music during the Middle Ages.