Across
- 2. A system that uses syllables like Do-Re-Mi to teach pitch.
- 5. A high male singing voice. (repeat allowed)
- 6. The lowest male voice. (repeat allowed)
- 8. A very fast tempo.
- 10. A very slow tempo.
- 11. A slight, natural wave in pitch that adds warmth to the voice.
- 14. A strong muscle in your mouth that helps with articulation and diction.
- 15. A fast and lively tempo.
- 17. A light, high voice used by male singers to reach higher notes.
- 20. A male voice between tenor and bass.
- 22. Smooth and connected style of singing or playing.
- 23. A female voice that is lower than soprano but higher than alto.
- 24. Composer of Choral Fantasy and Symphony No. 9 ("Ode to Joy").
- 25. A medium tempo, like walking speed.
Down
- 1. Classical composer who wrote the Requiem Mass in D minor.
- 3. The lowest female singing voice.
- 4. The clarity of pronunciation when singing.
- 7. The highest female voice.
- 9. A musical setting of a mass for the dead.
- 12. A staged musical drama with soloists, chorus, and orchestra.
- 13. A lower female voice, above tenor.
- 16. Notes sung or played short and detached.
- 18. Also called the voice box; it helps produce sound when you sing.
- 19. A muscle under the lungs that helps control your breathing when singing.
- 21. A male singer who sings in the female range, often using falsetto.