Musical style Byrd embraced and enhanced, characterized by "many sounds"
Byrd wrote Masses for 3, 4 and 5 voices; contemporary Christopher ___ wrote one for 6
Thomas ______ and William Byrd were granted publication rights by Elizabeth I
Emergency Medical Services, in short
Sometimes precedes GYN to refer to a type of reproductive healthcare
Familiar Byrd Festival lecturer from Stanford University, William ____
Byrd's first professional job was as ____ and chorus master at Lincoln Cathedral
You can prepare a nice stir fry in this Chinese cooking vessel
Byrd Festival resident choir, Cantores in ______
The U.S.'s largest Renaissance Fair is held in Texas in this month -- a turkey drumstick is the only bird to be found
Quarter in Venice, Italy where you can sail in a gondola and cross a lover's bridge, ___ Marco
A highly addictive opioid drug, in short
Bacterial throat infection, in short
British Artistic Director of the William Byrd Festival since 2014, ____ WIlliams
Cathedral where Byrd held his first post; or America's No. 16
Large-scale, multi-movement choral and instrumental work, generally one that tells a story
Renaissance English word for solo "songs"; some notables were written by 49 across
Person or thing that is revered or idolized
Family name of father and son, founder and current chorus conductor, of the Byrd Festival
Part-song for several voices, originally an Italian genre; Byrd greatly developed the genre in England
Earl Grey is one blend of this beverage
Byrd contemporary Thomas ____, theorist, singer and organist
To perform without script, off the cuff, in short
Notes proper only to the prevailing key signature are called ___tonic
In short, Spielberg's iconic alien with a love of Reese's Pieces