Across
- 1. The relative volume of the different parts in a recording and their place in the stereo field
- 2. A continuously held or repeated note, usually low in pitch
- 3. More than one part playing the same melody at the same pitch
- 4. When many of the parts drop out of the musical texture for a short period of time
- 5. Prolonging a note to create a dissonance with the next chord
- 7. The blending of two or more musical styles, usually from different cultures
- 10. An extended, improvised melodic line played by a single instrument
- 11. Played in a detached fashion
- 14. The character of a piece of music created by the interactions of its various parts
- 16. The chord is spread, normally from the bottom note to the top
- 19. Notes that decorate a melody
- 23. A section sometimes added at the end of a piece or movement
- 24. A type of cymbal sometimes used to offer a counter-rhythm to the main beat
- 25. An effect that increases the volume and sustain on an electric guitar
- 26. How the note dies away after being sounded
- 27. The manageable chunks into which music is divided
- 29. A style of electronic music
- 32. A pre-recorded segment of sound, often manipulated in some way
- 34. A clamp fastened across all the strings on the neck of a stringed instrument to raise their pitch
- 35. How many octaves an instrument can play
- 36. A genre of music known for over-the-top, glamorous dress sense
Down
- 1. Refers to the number of beats in a bar and how they are subdivided
- 3. Non-diegetic music adding to the mood of the scene reinforcing dramatic developments and aspects of character
- 6. The particular tone colour of an instrument or voice
- 8. A celebratory piece for brass instruments (and sometimes percussion) often marking the opening of an important event or ceremony
- 9. A texture compromising a melody part and an accompaniment
- 12. A type of guitar that does not require amplification
- 13. A recurring musical idea which is associated with a particular theme, character or place
- 15. A structure of two sections, A and B
- 17. The distance between two notes
- 18. An effect which creates the impression of being in a physical space
- 20. A synthesiser sound designed to be used in chords as opposed to lead lines
- 21. Music that does not have a key of any sort
- 22. A song with a strong, memorable melody which has rousing or uplifting characteristics
- 23. Parts copy each other in exact intervals
- 28. A short passage of music that is repeated
- 30. A series of eight notes occupying the interval between (and including) two notes
- 31. An interval of two semitones
- 33. A sustained or repeated note in the bass
