Music

4. it refers to a style where two or more melodies are played together harmoniously but independently.
6. The pattern of beats or timing in music, created by the arrangement of long and short sounds or silences.
7. A large musical instrument with black and white keys that produce sound when pressed, played by striking the keys with fingers.
10. A type of performance where actors sing instead of speaking, often with orchestral music, and usually tells a dramatic story.
11. The key of a piece of music, which defines its central note and scale. It helps determine whether a piece feels happy or sad.

1. creating or performing music spontaneously, without preparation or written music.
2. to play or sing in a fast and lively manner.
3. to play loudly or with strong volume.
5. it is the combination of different notes played or sung together to create a pleasing sound.
8. A series of notes arranged in a specific order, usually spanning an octave, used as the basis for melodies and harmonies.
9. A sequence of notes that are pleasing to the ear, often the main tune of a song or piece of music.