Across
- 3. The uppermost par or voice.
- 6. A short musical idea, harmonic, melodic, or rhythmic.
- 8. An elaborate embellishment in vocal music; broadly.
- 11. The text of an opera.
- 12. A smooth and connected manner of performance as in a piece of music.
- 14. A protruding part of a performance.
- 16. A musical term that means loud.
- 17. An organized company of singers who sing in concert.
- 18. A male voice range that lies between the tenor and bass ranges.
- 19. Separated when played or sung
- 21. An extended solo in an opera that showcases the soloist's talent.
- 22. The volume of how a piece of music is played; soft or loud.
- 24. An interjection used to praise/applaud a male performer.
- 25. The plan, scheme, or main story of an opera.
Down
- 1. A musical term that means soft.
- 2. The adult male voice intermediate between the bass and the alto.
- 4. An orchestral composition forming the prelude to an opera.
- 5. Someone who has a voice between the soprano, and contralto voice ranges.
- 7. The overture of an opera.
- 9. Pertaining to or of the nature of recital, or speech.
- 10. A female voice range that is below the soprano range.
- 13. The use of everyday life and daily activities in different artistic works.
- 15. A group of performers on many musical string instruments.
- 18. An interjection used to praise/applaud a female performer.
- 20. The form of musical and dramatic art represented by such compositions.
- 22. A song written for two performers.
- 23. Written or printed pieces of music with all vocal and instrumental parts arranged on staves.
- 24. The lowest voice range for male performers.