Across
- 2. the prolongation of a tone, chord, or rest beyond its indicated time
- 4. responsive to antiphonal singing or chanting; a composition that is sung responsively, a responsive interchange
- 7. an ornament note that is one half step or full step above or lower than the principal note and is sounded at the same time as the principal note, adding dissonance to a harmony
- 9. an instrumental interlude recurring after each stanza in a vocal work; an interlude in early 17th century opera
- 10. a short melody or pattern
- 11. a rapid move through a series of consecutive tones in a scale like passage
Down
- 1. a percussion instrument in the form of a hollow gourd or gourd-shaped container filled with dried beans or similar objects and played, usually in pairs, by being shaken
- 3. a poem or song with a regularly recurring refrain
- 5. a part of a composition played very softly or quietly
- 6. performed in a free, playful, impulsive style; (especially as a direction) in a free, playful, impulsive style.
- 8. the sounding of a bugle early in the morning to awaken people in a camp or garrison