Across
- 4. Major or perfect interval raised 1 half step
- 6. Diatonic intervals of a 2nd, 3rd, 6th, or 7th
- 9. Intervals greater than an octave
- 10. Interval with the distance of 1
- 12. Intervals that are tonally unstable and require resolution to a more stable resting point
- 14. Distance in pitch between two notes
- 15. Interval with the distance of 8
- 16. Intervals that are tonally stable and do not require resolution
Down
- 1. Intervals of a 2nd, 3rd, 6th, or 7th lowered a half step from the diatonic pitch
- 2. Minor or perfect intervals lowered 1 half step
- 3. Intervals with the same notes, but with the pitches flipped so they are in the opposite order
- 5. Intervals that sound the same, but are spelled differently
- 7. Sounds that are pleasing to the ear
- 8. Diatonic intervals of a unison, 4th, 5th, or 8ve
- 11. Sounds that are jarring, clashing, or otherwise unpleasing to the ear
- 13. Intervals equal to or less than an octave
