Across
- 3. A word that means to play a set of notes in a connected manner
- 4. Resembles casting Harry Potter spells and is used to keep a group of performers together; also changes based on the TIME SIGNATURE
- 7. The person who writes a piece of music
- 8. The family of instruments responsible for most fanfares and being loud
- 10. The most common CLEF
- 13. A sharp, flat or natural sign that changes a pitch for one measure
- 16. The steady pulse of a song, sometimes following the word "heart"
- 18. The most common two are BASS and TREBLE
- 19. Means lower pitch, sometimes used before an instrument name; also a kind of fish
- 21. How high or low a note sounds, also matches how high or low it's marked on a staff
- 25. This modifies another dynamic to mean 'medium'
- 27. This means to play a piece at a quick pace
- 28. How loud to play or sing a song
- 29. The family of instruments with softer, more melodic instruments
- 32. A mark next to a note that tells a performer to lower a note by half a pitch
- 34. A dot above a note that tells a performer to play the note short and separated
- 35. This means to play a piece at a slow, walking, speed
Down
- 1. The family of instruments that includes all instruments struck with another object
- 2. A mark next to a note that tells a performer to play the note as is without any raised or lowered changes
- 5. This means to play LOUD
- 6. A triangular symbol that marks a note to be played with emphasis
- 9. A set of 5 lines and 4 spaces that we read music with
- 11. The words of a song, also sometimes a boy's name
- 12. This means to play SOFTLY. Also the name of an instrument
- 14. How to play a note beyond its pitch, rhythm and dynamics
- 15. How fast or slow a song goes
- 17. The pleasing sound when two or more complimentary pitches are played or sung together
- 20. The specific length and how long to play or sing a note or set of notes
- 22. A specialized set of 6 lines used to read guitar music without any rhythms
- 23. Tells how many beats are in a measure and what kind of note gets the beat
- 24. This Signature tells how many sharps or flats there are
- 26. The main line of a piece of music, also sometimes a girl's name
- 30. A mark next to a note that tells a performer to raise the note half a pitch
- 31. The family of instruments that includes violins and guitars
- 33. A line above a note that tells a performer to play the note smoothly and connected