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Serena's Music Crossword

Across
The unique quality of the sound of an instrument or voice determined by the overtones present in that instrument.
Sustained harmonic frequencies.
Meaning very slow and expressive.
A collection of pitches that go up or down.
A syncopated jazz or funk rhythm of the sort sampled in hip hop music.
Multiple voices playing the same rhythm.
A person who directs an orchestra or chorus, communicating to performers by motions of a baton or the hands their interpretation of the music.
Grouped sets of the basic beat.
A broken chord.
A wind instrument, such as a trumpet or trombone.
Instruments that depend on electric power for producing and synthesizing sounds, and for amplification.
A type of variation in which an entire melodic-rhythm pattern is moved to a higher or lower pitch level.
How fast or slow a piece of music is performed.
An interval of 8 whole steps or 12 half steps.
A series of pitches.
Meaning loud.
The occurrence of a strong accent where one does not usually occur, this accent replacing the normally expected one.
An instrumental genre for a soloist (or sometimes more than one soloist) and a larger ensemble.
A series of chords.
Down
Music that is unstable and unpredictable.
The final resting place of the music.
Signal or pulse that marks the passing of time in more or less regular segments of equal duration.
Meaning soft.
The way a note is articulated, from legato to staccato.
Meaning short and detached, with distinct precision.
Instruments that are played by striking them.
A series of three or more transpositions in a regular ascending or regular descending pattern.
Pitches of different frequencies.
A sound produced by the vibration of a tightly stretched membrane.
A sound produced by the vibration of a string.
Means gradually getting softer.
Meaning to play as fast as possible.
A sound produced from the body of the instrument vibrating, where it can be either struck, plucked, friction, or blown.
Organized movement in time, length of pitches.
Instruments that require the movement of a string to create vibrations that create sound.
Meaning moderate speed--not fast, not slow.
Sound produced by vibrating air.
A beat counted as "two" or "four" in 4/4 rhythm
Two or more different pitches strung together.
Three or more notes played together.
A grouping of beats, most often in two or threes, in which the first beat of the group has a greater stress placed on it than on the subsequent beats.
A single steady musical sound or the written symbol representing that sound.