Across
- 1. Behavior that violates social norms and expectations
- 3. Shared expectations and rules that guide behavior within a specific culture.
- 5. A set of actions performed for symbolic or religious significance within a culture.
- 6. The volume of a musical piece, indicated by terms like pianissimo (very soft) or fortissimo (very loud).
- 8. The combination of notes that are considered stable and harmonically pleasing.
- 12. The tendency to view one's own culture as superior to others and to judge other cultures based on one's own values.
- 13. Create a piece of music.
- 15. A testable statement or prediction that can be verified through experimentation or observation.
- 17. A concluding section of a musical piece, typically providing a sense of resolution.
- 18. The art of combining different melodies in a way that is harmonically interesting.
- 19. A factor or element that can be changed or manipulated in an experiment or study.
- 21. Signature, The notational convention used to specify how many beats are in each bar and which note value constitutes one beat.
- 22. A short musical idea or pattern that is repeated and developed.
- 23. A musical work created by a composer.
- 24. A series of musical notes arranged in ascending or descending order.
- 25. A recurring melody or musical idea in a composition.
- 26. The perceived frequency of a sound, determining its highness or lowness.
- 27. A change of key within a piece of music.
- 28. The overall structure of a musical piece, often described in terms of sections like ABA or sonata-allegro.
Down
- 2. A statistical relationship between two or more variables that tend to change together.
- 3. A sequence of notes or chords that brings a section of music to a close.
- 4. The system of social relationships involving family ties and connections.
- 7. The combination of notes that are considered unstable and create tension.
- 9. Signature, A set of sharp or flat symbols placed at the beginning of a musical staff to indicate the key of the piece.
- 10. The interconnectedness and interdependence of societies on a global scale.
- 11. A fact or situation that is observed to exist or happen, often the subject of scientific study.
- 12. Based on observation and experience rather than theory or pure logic.
- 14. A sociological perspective that views society as a system of interrelated parts working together to maintain stability.
- 16. A qualitative research method that involves in-depth study and description of a culture or social group.
- 20. A repeating musical motif or pattern.
- 22. The systematic approach or set of methods used in a particular scientific study.