Across
- 3. — British note worth half a beat
- 6. — British note worth two beats
- 7. — A symbol showing a moment of silence
- 9. — An original piece of music that has been created
- 11. — A short rhythmic flourish that leads into the next section
- 13. — Another word for the steady, underlying beat
- 14. — Two numbers at the start of a piece showing beats per bar
- 16. — Dynamic marking meaning loud
- 17. — How fast or slow a piece of music is played
- 20. — Objects used to strike a drum or clapsticks together
- 22. — A sign telling performers to play a section again
- 23. — A line that separates one bar from the next
Down
- 1. — A percussion instrument played by striking a skin or surface
- 2. — A percussive style using body sounds and found objects
- 4. — Tempo marking meaning fast
- 5. — How loud or soft the music is
- 8. — A repeated rhythmic pattern that locks the ensemble together
- 10. — How many layers or parts are heard at once in a piece
- 12. — Dynamic marking meaning quiet
- 13. — To present a piece of music to an audience
- 15. — The steady pulse you can tap or clap along to
- 18. — Tempo marking meaning a moderate, walking pace
- 19. — The music educator whose method uses ta, titi, and rhythm syllables
- 21. — British note worth one beat