Across
- 2. The basic unit of music. It may also refer to the rhythmic basis for a song, usually played by drums and bass.
- 7. A section of a song that is sung several times with the same words and melody.
- 9. The start section of a piece of music.
- 11. A harmony of three or more tones.
- 12. The end of a piece of music. Literally: tail.
- 14. Supports the main voice (the melody). An accompaniment can consist of one or more parts. For example: chords, bass, drums and so on.
- 17. A sequence of different pitches.
- 18. A section of a song that is sung several times with the same words and melody. The chorus is the section you can usually easily sing along to.
- 19. The number of beats that divide up the music. If you can count 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 with the music, the bar has four beats.
- 20. Not playing or singing, while the music continues.
Down
- 1. A section of a song where the melody stays the same, but the words change.
- 3. The speed at which a piece of music is performed.
- 4. Makes a note higher.
- 5. A section of a song that leads up to the chorus.
- 6. A section of a song that differs from the verses and choruses in both melody and lyrics.
- 8. Sheet music in which all parts of a piece of music are placed underneath one another.
- 10. Everything in music related to tone duration.
- 13. How high or how low a tone is.
- 15. The 2nd and 4th beat in a bar with four beats (four-four time).
- 16. Lowers a note.