| Across |
| 2. | the primacy of a central pitch (tonic) in a scale / the tonic gives the other notes in scale a sense of order and function |
| 4. | (decibels) = Dynamics (loud & soft) |
| 7. | A melody with words |
| 10. | the sub-section of a song in which the text is repeated / main lyrical idea or emotional message |
| 11. | a recurring pattern of weak & strong pulses |
| 12. | Sharps & Flats |
| 13. | the weaving together of various parts into a musical piece / the number of melodic lines played at one time with or without harmonic accompaniment |
| 14. | a buzzing or fuzzy tone color achieved by overdriving the vacuum tubes on an amplifier / this sound effect can be simulated using solid state or digital sound processors |
| 16. | a larger subsection of a melody / antecedent & consequence |
| 17. | a recurring sequence of chords that provides harmonic accompaniment for a melody |
| 18. | single melody without harmonic accompaniment |
| 19. | size (quantity) / mode (quality & shape) |
| 21. | Rhythm (long & short) |
| 26. | pentatonic (five notes) / hexatonic (six notes) / septatonic (seven notes) / octatonic (eight notes) |
| 27. | the mode of a scale / quality & character |
| 28. | a simple, recurring melodic idea or rhythmic pattern |
| 29. | the distance between two pitches / Melodic & Harmonic |
| 30. | A to G |
| 32. | an out-of-control sound oscillation that occurs when the output of a loudspeaker enters a microphone or electric instrument pick-up and is re-amplified / this process creates a sound loop that grows with intensity until deliberately stopped |
| 38. | the speed of the basic pulse |
| 39. | two or more notes sounded simultaneously |
| 40. | Amplitude (wave size) / Frequency (wave speed) / Duration (wave length) / Overtones (wave quality) |
| 42. | a “catchy” or memorable music phrase or pattern |
| 44. | (high & low) / A = 440 cycles per second |
| 46. | a sequence of pitches of different durations in musical time |
| 47. | — the sub-sections of a song in which the text changes with each successive poetic unit / storytelling |
| 48. | Pitch level |