Across
- 3. The various levels of volume in music, which may be consistent or change gradually or suddenly.
- 5. A type of African American folksong that usually originated from enslaved communities.
- 7. The act of presenting a piece of entertainment.
- 8. The five lines and four spaces used to identify a note.
- 9. Emphasis placed on a certain note.
- 10. A group of musicians that plays or sings together.
- 12. The name of the symbolic notation used in old American religious music.
- 14. The speed of the beat in music.
Down
- 1. The family of instruments that are played by shaking, scraping, or hitting.
- 2. The instruction for gradually decreasing volume.
- 4. The instruction for gradually increasing volume.
- 5. The names of the notes in the scale like do, re, mi, etc.
- 6. A pattern of short and long sounds and silences.
- 11. The steady, underlying pulse in the music.
- 13. A musical form that is a religious song or poem of praise.