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Across 1. H. The loudness and softness of volume in music 5. T. This is the main melody of a fugue 10. J. This was an Italian composer famous for writing many instrumental string works in the Late Period of the Baroque Era 11. C. Keyboard instrument with foot pedals, long pipes, and stops that change the timbre 12. G. These are like little "decorations" for your notes. This can be described as frilly or "ornate." 13. P. This type of chord sounds "Happy" or "Positive" 15. R. These were the Baroque composers version of "moods" 16. N. This musical texture describes one single melody with chordal accompaniment 19. Q. This type of chord sounds "sad" or "negative" 20. E. Along with the Bass line, this musical line was also very important in Baroque Polyphony 22. O. This is the type of chord that sounds unresolved and uncomfortabale 24. U. This is a musical technique where the subject is flipped upside down

Down 2. B. Keyboard instrument capable of very small dynamics changes 3. V. This is a musical technique where the subject is written backwards 4. W. This is a musical technique where the subject is expanded 6. A. The Lowest part of a Baroque Orchestra. This part is often played by cello/bass, bassoon, and harpsichord 7. F. The numbers on top of a Bass line that inform the keyboardist what chords to play with the right hand 8. D. Keyboard instrument that would often play the Basso Continuo part with the performer's left hand 9. K. This German Composer was famous for writing intricate polyphony. He wrote lots of Fugues and lots of organ music 10. L. This is the highest string instrument in the Baroque Orchestra 14. X. This is a musical technique where the subject is shortened 17. M. This is an Italian composer famous for writing vocal compositions (including Operas) in the Early Period of the Baroque Era. 18. I. _______________ Dynamics consisted of switching between dynamic levels very abruptly 21. Y. This is a sung drama with orchestral accompaniment 23. S. This is a contrapuntal polyphonic composition where the Subject (melody) gets repeated in different voices