Music

4. A theatrical performance that tells a story through songs, acting, and dancing.
5. A person who writes or creates music.
6. A group of singers who perform together and sing the main part of a song.
8. A particular category or style of music, like pop, rock, classical, jazz, or hip-hop.
10. The pattern of beats and accents that gives music its groove and helps us move or tap our feet.
12. An object or device that is used to create music, such as a guitar, piano, drums, or violin.
14. The words or text of a song.
15. The steady pulse that we can feel or tap along to in music.

1. The sound made when singing or speaking.
2. A large group of musicians who play various instruments together, typically including strings, brass, and percussion.
3. A live performance of music in front of an audience.
4. The tune or sequence of notes that make up a musical piece.
7. The combination of different musical notes played or sung together to create a pleasing sound.
9. The speed or pace at which music is played, whether it's fast, slow, or somewhere in between.
11. A person who plays a musical instrument or sings as a profession or as a hobby.
13. A symbol used in musical notation to represent a specific pitch or duration of a sound.