Across
- 1. signs above a line of text to indicate the direction of the melody
- 5. court poets and composers of the 12-13th century in Northern France
- 9. one line of music with no accompaniment
- 10. learning by repetition from memory and through practice
- 12. scales other than major and minor
- 14. music consisting of 2 or more melodic lines that are played or sung at the same time
- 15. anything singable, simple, popular in style, and for solo voice that usually tells a story
Down
- 2. a wandering musician who provided his own accompaniment to his singing
- 3. monophonic chants also called Gregorian Chants
- 4. sounding of the same at the same time by two or more players, singers
- 6. a short vocal canon at the unison or 8ve for unaccompanied singing (a circle song)
- 7. 2 or more melodies happening at the same time
- 8. a type of vocal excersise in which the names of the notes are used throughout (do, re, ect.)
- 9. elaborate melodies with many notes sung to one syllable of text
- 11. a secular form of music that had 2 or more voices singing separate melodies to a literary text a cappella
- 13. a song that has a solo voice and choral refrain alternated