MUSIC

1. the lowest female singing voice (often called a contralto) or a high-pitched male voice (countertenor)
3. refers to low-frequency sounds, the lowest male singing voice, or instruments like the bass guitar and double bass
5. the highness or lowness of sound, the slope of a surface, a persuasive sales talk, or the act of throwing/setting something up
7. short, written records, messages, or comments used to aid memory, explain information, or communicate briefly
8. a large, acoustic stringed musical instrument with a keyboard, where pressing keys causes felt-covered hammers to strike metal strings.
9. something consisting of two equivalent parts, twice the amount/size, or a person/thing that closely resembles another
11. the customary code of polite behavior, rules, and manners that govern social or professional interactions
14. a musical notation symbol, typically two stacked numbers, placed at the beginning of a piece, defining the meter by specifying beats per measure (top number) and the note value that equals one beat (bottom number)
15. a strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement, sound, or words, characterized by the ordered alternation of strong and weak elements

2. the words and text that make up a song, typically set to music and divided into verses and choruses
4. is the highest singing voice, typically female or a boy treble, with a range generally from middle
6. a music education method using syllables (do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti) to represent musical scale degrees
10. a person’s strong suit, talent, or specialty
12. the speed or pace of a given piece of music, action, or activity
13. the general drift, meaning, or character of something
16. an art form that organizes sounds, typically featuring melody, rhythm, and harmony, to create expressive or pleasing sequences over time