Music

2. musical composition for two performers.
3. A German composer of the classical period.
4. to a note that is neither sharp nor flat.
9. personal thoughts and feelings.
11. A German composer and musician of the Baroque period.
13. type of orchestral form.
18. It's alive music performance in front of the audience.
19. means large in Italian. In orchestral music, it refers to a large and slow-moving pace.
20. type of classical male singing voice, lowest vocal range.
22. to a short orchestral piece of music.
26. organized group of singers.
27. music's pattern in time.
28. Italian Baroque composer.
29. a term used to describe a louder dynamic.
30. An object that is played to produce musical sounds.
32. Refers to a range of notes between alto and bass.
33. play very softly or quieter.
34. A String instrument.
35. type of modern music originally developed by African-Americans.
37. sound of two or more notes heard simultaneously.
38. make a rhythmic sound or movement.

1. tune, voice or line.
3. refers to the relative tonal quality of a note.
5. single performer.
6. means slowly in Italian.
7. A person who writes music.
8. second highest vocal range.
10. A symbol denoting a musical sound.
12. A person who directs the performance of an orchestra or choir.
14. fast tempo, louder dynamic and bright playing.
15. A sharp musical note.
16. means cheerful in Italian. In music, it means the music should be played at an upbeat and bright tempo.
17. tothe stereo direction of the audio signal
21. A rhythmic pattern.
23. An instrument with keyboard, invented by Bartolomeo Cristofori in Italy.
24. It's from the late Baroque era, as an instrumental Composition.
25. a group of nine musicians.
31. slow down in tempo gradually.
33. The pace or speed.
36. means to play lightly.