Classical Music Terms Crossword Puzzle
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QUESTIONS LIST:
- dynamics : the loudness or softness of a musical composition
- rest : a place marker in music, when no notes are played
- tonal : music in an identifiable key
- trill : the quick alternation of two adjacent notes
- chord : a sound made by three or more notes played at the same time
- tempo : speed
- pitch : the exact frequency of a sound
- movement : one of the contrasting sections of a symphony, concerto, sonata, or chamber piece
- cantata : music for chorus and orchestra, usually with a religious subject
- sonata : music composition highlighting the sound and technique of a particular instrument
- harmony : the particular chord that plays in the background while a melody is playing
- cadenza : a moment at the end of a concerto movement for the soloist alone
- presto : really fast (italian)
- minuet : music for a courtly dance with every measure having three beats
- fugue : a composition written with three or more musical lines with counterpoint
- beat : the rhythm and speed at which a musical composition is played
- scale : standardized series of ascending or descending notes played in sequence
- madrigal : music from renaissance period written for at least three voices with overlapping melodies and no accompaniment
- rondo : musical form with recurring melody alternating with contrasting themes
- measure : a basic unit of musical time, usually containing two, three, or four beats
- symphony : music for a large body of instruments, usually with four movements
- opera : a musical drama
- dissonant : harsh or not sounding correct
- crescendo : becoming progressively louder