Across
- 4. women who wrote nearly 500 pieces of music, but published some of her work under her brother's name
- 7. of the most popular ballet pieces of music ever written
- 9. composer began to write pieces with a single movement
- 10. composer who kept traditional symphony form, but experimented with new techniques
- 12. Hungarian pianist and composer who played so intensely that the piano strings used to break
- 14. a Czech Republic, who became one of the most celebrated violin virtuosi of her time
- 17. the popular song written by the American musical prodigy and pianist, Amy Beach
- 18. today's pops star
- 19. musicians were paid to play in symphony orchestras, one of these that began in 1842 and still preform today
Down
- 1. German child prodigy who became a piano virtuoso
- 2. the person who stands in front of the orchestra and tells them what to do
- 3. composer regarded as the founder of Czech music
- 5. music that came from the idea that countries had their own identities and that they should rule themselves
- 6. considered a piano prodigy who composed music fo rthe piano and some chamber music, basing some of his pieces on the Polish folk music heard as a child
- 8. the largest group of musicians playing together
- 11. violin virtuoso, first to play by plucking the strings with his left hand rather than his right
- 13. an orchestra is usually arranged this way
- 14. were often prevented from composing, weren't allowed to perform outside the home
- 15. who said, just imaging a work of such magnitude that it mirrors the whole world
- 16. type of instruments that sit two rows behind the strings in the center