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Musicians, Take Note!

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Across
Collection of hymns
Has 88 keys; also, Italian for "soft"
Synonym for "tune"
When half a note's value is added to that note, it is this
Two or more different pitches sung or played together
Abbreviation for 3-part mixed choral music
Part of a hymn repeated after each verse
Musical instruments made of bronze
First pitch in solfege; also, a female deer
Used to divide handbells among players, 2 words
Section comprised of lower-voiced female singers
A short sacred choral work
Men with higher voices sing this part
Part of a piano or computer manipulated by the fingers
2nd pitch in solfege, or a drop of golden sun
Common characteristic of words found in 7 down
One who plays 6 across
Musical piece for two performers
Another title for the director
Curved line connecting notes of different pitches
Down
A drink with jam and bread; or 7th solfege note
Conductor's platform
Two or more musical pieces performed in succession
A note to follow 29 down; 6th solfege note
Found in 3 across, singular
A longer choral form, usually sacred, with spoken part(s)
A division of a handbell set consisting of 12 bells, plural
Found in 3 across, sung during festive seasons, plural
Voice part between bass and tenor in range
A musician who performs prominently, usually with accompaniment
SSATB music has ___ ___.
Four singers or instruments performing different parts
4th pitch in solfege, or a long, long way to go
Italian for "loud"
Where you will find lower-voiced male singers, 2 words
Higher female voice
Synonym for "measure"
Fifth pitch in solfege; also, a needle pulling thread
Choir or preaching garment
Part of the piano closest to the floor, plural
3rd pitch in solfege; also, a name you call yourself
Musical notation showing periods of silence, plural