en CR Music 45 Aubade : a morning song Atonal : a music that has no specific tonality Assai : appears often in speed indications to performers Burletta : a form of light English opera Burlesque : a comic piece of the theatre Ballad : used to describe a folksong Mallet : a device used by a percussion player to strike the instrument Zampogna : a type of italian bagpipe Vamp : to extemporize the accompaniment to a solo voice or instrument Werk : a German term for composition or opus Yodel : a style of singing that switches the registers of the voice rapidly from head voice to chest voice Xyl : abbreviation for xylophone Acapela : choral or vocal music performed without instrumental accompaniment Caccia : an Italian music style of the 14th and 15th centuries containing a text which describe hunting scenes Backfall : a descending appoggiatura D Flat : the lowered second note of the C major scale Flam : a drum rudiment that consists of a singe grace note followed by a single stroke Echo : a repetition of mimicking of a certain pssage Groove : a general term to the feeling of a musical performace Idyl : a short pastoral poem or eclogue Hairpin : a descriptive term referring to the symbols for crescendo,decrescendo, or diminuendo Crescendo : a directive to a performer to smoothly increase the volume of a particular passage Passage : a phrase of a musical composition Section : a portion of a composition that can be identified by form Movement : complete,self-contained section within a larger musical composition Composition : any musical work or production Piece : a term for any composition that is a complete work in itself Opera : a combination of music,drama,scenery,costumes,dance,etc.. to create an art form. Dance : any physical movements done to music Swing : American style of jazz music Jazz : a style of music originating in the 20th century which combined elements of European-American and African music Band : a group of instrumental musicians who perform music Nasello : an italian term for tip or print Lyre : an ancient instrument related to the harp Strings : a thinly stretched natural or artificial fiber that is attached to string instruments Vibration : any rapid, repeating undulatory movement Viola : the second highest pitched member of the violin family Violin : a bowed stringed instrument at soprano range Treble clef : a symbol located at the beginning of a staff Staff : a set of five,equidistant,horizontal lines joined together by a brace Score : the entirety of the instrumental and vocal parts of a composition in written form Stave : another tern for staff Step : an interval of a second Major : term referring to a sequence of notes that define the tonality of the major scale Octave : an interval spanning seven diatonic degrees Hertz : the unit in which the frequency of a note is measured Frequency : the number of vibrations per second of a musical pitch Pitch : the specific quality of a sound that makes it a recognizable tone Harmony : the combination of notes sounded simultaneously Consonance : an accord of sounds sweet and pleasing to the ear as opposed to dissonance.

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7				8			9		10					11
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21														22 X
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				27	28					29		R

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			38					39							N				40
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1.	the entirety of the instrumental and vocal parts of a composition in written form
4.	a combination of music,drama,scenery,costumes,dance,etc.. to create an art form.
5.	a group of instrumental musicians who perform music
7.	the second highest pitched member of the violin family
9.	appears often in speed indications to performers
13.	a portion of a composition that can be identified by form
15.	a descending appoggiatura
17.	a term for any composition that is a complete work in itself
18.	complete,self-contained section within a larger musical composition
20.	a symbol located at the beginning of a staff
21.	a device used by a percussion player to strike the instrument
23.	an ancient instrument related to the harp
24.	choral or vocal music performed without instrumental accompaniment
25.	the unit in which the frequency of a note is measured
27.	the lowered second note of the C major scale
29.	the combination of notes sounded simultaneously
30.	an accord of sounds sweet and pleasing to the ear as opposed to dissonance.
33.	used to describe a folksong
35.	a set of five,equidistant,horizontal lines joined together by a brace
37.	a general term to the feeling of a musical performace
38.	a descriptive term referring to the symbols for crescendo,decrescendo, or diminuendo
41.	any physical movements done to music
42.	a style of singing that switches the registers of the voice rapidly from head voice to chest voice
44.	an italian term for tip or print

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2.	an Italian music style of the 14th and 15th centuries containing a text which describe hunting scenes
3.	a bowed stringed instrument at soprano range
5.	a form of light English opera
6.	an interval spanning seven diatonic degrees
8.	a morning song
10.	another tern for staff
11.	an interval of a second
12.	the number of vibrations per second of a musical pitch
14.	a comic piece of the theatre
16.	any musical work or production
19.	any rapid, repeating undulatory movement
22.	abbreviation for xylophone
26.	term referring to a sequence of notes that define the tonality of the major scale
28.	a drum rudiment that consists of a singe grace note followed by a single stroke
31.	a directive to a performer to smoothly increase the volume of a particular passage
32.	a style of music originating in the 20th century which combined elements of European-American and African music
34.	a music that has no specific tonality
36.	to extemporize the accompaniment to a solo voice or instrument
39.	a short pastoral poem or eclogue
40.	a German term for composition or opus
43.	a repetition of mimicking of a certain pssage

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Across:

1.	the entirety of the instrumental and vocal parts of a composition in written form
4.	a combination of music,drama,scenery,costumes,dance,etc.. to create an art form.
5.	a group of instrumental musicians who perform music
7.	the second highest pitched member of the violin family
9.	appears often in speed indications to performers
13.	a portion of a composition that can be identified by form
15.	a descending appoggiatura
17.	a term for any composition that is a complete work in itself
18.	complete,self-contained section within a larger musical composition
20.	a symbol located at the beginning of a staff
21.	a device used by a percussion player to strike the instrument
23.	an ancient instrument related to the harp
24.	choral or vocal music performed without instrumental accompaniment
25.	the unit in which the frequency of a note is measured
27.	the lowered second note of the C major scale
29.	the combination of notes sounded simultaneously
30.	an accord of sounds sweet and pleasing to the ear as opposed to dissonance.
33.	used to describe a folksong
35.	a set of five,equidistant,horizontal lines joined together by a brace
37.	a general term to the feeling of a musical performace
38.	a descriptive term referring to the symbols for crescendo,decrescendo, or diminuendo
41.	any physical movements done to music
42.	a style of singing that switches the registers of the voice rapidly from head voice to chest voice
44.	an italian term for tip or print

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2.	an Italian music style of the 14th and 15th centuries containing a text which describe hunting scenes
3.	a bowed stringed instrument at soprano range
5.	a form of light English opera
6.	an interval spanning seven diatonic degrees
8.	a morning song
10.	another tern for staff
11.	an interval of a second
12.	the number of vibrations per second of a musical pitch
14.	a comic piece of the theatre
16.	any musical work or production
19.	any rapid, repeating undulatory movement
22.	abbreviation for xylophone
26.	term referring to a sequence of notes that define the tonality of the major scale
28.	a drum rudiment that consists of a singe grace note followed by a single stroke
31.	a directive to a performer to smoothly increase the volume of a particular passage
32.	a style of music originating in the 20th century which combined elements of European-American and African music
34.	a music that has no specific tonality
36.	to extemporize the accompaniment to a solo voice or instrument
39.	a short pastoral poem or eclogue
40.	a German term for composition or opus
43.	a repetition of mimicking of a certain pssage

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