Music MTEL - Middle Age Music

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Across
  1. 3. addition of an extended melisma to an Alleluia in a mass
  2. 5. many pitches in one syllable
  3. 6. one or two pitches per syllable
  4. 8. represent the motion of the melody, not exact pitches
  5. 10. Religious music for church services
Down
  1. 1. Pitches represented on a staff of four lines, rather than a single line, allowing for wider ranges
  2. 2. neumes laid out with different heights representing pitch, with a line down the middle
  3. 4. Final note is resting tone (similar to a tonic)
  4. 7. fixed sections (i.e. Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Agnus Dei) with their own purposes
  5. 9. specific parts for occasions (i.e. Introit psalms)
  6. 11. an expansion of an existing chant with new music, new music and words, or new words added to an existing melisma