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Across 1. Distance between two notes 5. Collection of pitches arranged from lowest to highest, or highest to lowest 7. Short lines used to extend the staff (really high or really low notes) (2 Words) 9. Gradually speed up 13. Scale of half steps (2 Words) 16. Tempo: Slow 17. Tempo: Majestically 20. Tempo: Moderately slow 22. Indicates the number of beats in each bar (2 Words) 23. Dynamic: Moderately soft (2 Words) 24. Tempo: Light and lively; slightly slower than Allegro 26. A musical thought or sentence 27. Lines and spaces on which music is written 31. Gradually play softer 36. A note that comes before the first full bar (2 Words) 37. Play as smoothly as possible 40. Dynamic: Loud 41. Dynamic: Very loud 42. Curved line that connects two notes of the same pitch 43. Everyone plays the same notes and rhythms 44. Go back to the beginning and play until Fine 45. Two or more different notes played or sung at the same time 46. Marks the end of the music (2 Words)

Down 2. G clef; is ready by the higher sounding instruments, such as flute, oboe, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, French horn and mallet percussion (2 Words) 3. Sign telling you to take a breath (2 Words) 4. Tempo: Moderate speed 5. A dot placed above or below a note, meaning to play short and detached 6. Tempo: Quick and lively 8. Sharps or flats stated right after the clef. Changes certain notes throughout a piece of music (2 Words) 10. Part of the section plays the top notes and part of the section plays the bottom notes 11. raises the pitch of a note by half a step 12. Notes of a chord played one at a time 13. A less important melody that can be played along with the main melody 14. Curved line that connects two or more notes of different pitches 15. A repeated musical idea which has been slightly changed in some way from the original theme. 18. Gradually slow down 19. Dynamic: Very soft 21. Attack the note louder 25. A sharp, flat or natural sign beside a note that is not in the key signature 27. One person plays 28. Lowers the pitch of a note by half a step 29. Divides the music staff into measures (2 Words) 30. Dynamic: Moderately loud (2 Words) 32. Dynamic: Soft 33. Everyone plays 34. Gradually play louder 35. Hold the note or rest longer than its usual value 38. A line placed above or below a note, meaning to sustain for the full value 39. Two or more pitches sounded at the same time