Music Terms Review

4. An instrument that requires amplification from a speaker to create it's sound
7. Sweeping your thumb or back of finger across the strings of the ukulele
9. metal bars you press down behind with your fingers to change a note on the ukulele
10. Classical composer who wrote "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik", "The Magic Flute" and the "Jupiter Symphony"
11. An instrument that is played by buzzing your lips into it
13. Romantic composer who wrote "Fur Elise" and "Moonlight Sonata"
16. ta, ti-ti, rest, and tim-ri for example
17. The speed at which music moves
18. The part of the song that everyone knows
22. Country where the ukulele originated (not Hawaii)
23. The part of the song that tells a story
25. On the ukulele, name of the chord formed by pressing down on the 3rd fret of the first string (1 letter and 1 word)
26. On the ukulele, name of the large circular opening on the top of the instrument (2 words)
29. Interval which is two notes played the same on the piano
30. An instrument in which vibrating air creates the sound

1. An instrument in which a vibrating string creates the sound
2. The steady underlying pulse in music
3. Interval which is the two closest pitches on the piano(2 words)
5. ppp, mp, and f for example
6. Extra music at the end of a song
8. An Instrument in which a thin membrane vibrates to create a sound
12. Extra music at the beginning of a song
13. Baroque composer who wrote "Tocatta and Fugue" and famously played the organ
14. An instrument in which the body of the instrument vibrates to create a sound
15. An instrument that is played by strumming, plucking, or bowing it
19. Minimalist composer who wrote "Truman Sleeps" and "Glassworks"
20. The music that builds up between the verse and refrain
21. An instrument that is played by hitting, shaking, or scraping it
24. Interval which is two notes with one key between them on the piano (2 words)
27. Number of strings on the ukulele
28. An instrument that is played by simply blowing into it