| Across |
| 1. | highest male voice part |
| 6. | indicates fingerings rather than pitches |
| 7. | a solo section to display technique or virtuosity |
| 9. | AB form |
| 10. | lowers a pitch by a half step |
| 12. | a religious song, usually of praise |
| 18. | higher than a tenor; lower than a soprano |
| 19. | getting louder |
| 21. | a sudden, strong accent |
| 22. | a work for a solo instrument |
| 25. | short musical pattern repeated throughout a work |
| 27. | broadening |
| 28. | extremely quickly; as fast as possible |
| 29. | the pattern of a piece's rhythm |
| 30. | an extended musical composition for orchestra |
| 31. | gradually getting faster; a "tightening" of tempo |
| 34. | raises a pitch by a half step |
| 35. | the different volumes in a piece of music |
| 36. | an era that encompassed the music of Bach and Handel |
| 37. | broadly and slowly |
| 39. | flexible in tempo |
| 41. | break in the music |
| 42. | highest of the four voice parts |
| 44. | lowest male voice type |
| 46. | at a walking pace |
| 48. | a theme repeated and imitated with a time delay |
| 50. | musical symbol to indicate the pitch of written notes |
| 51. | the quality or "color" of a musical tone |
| 52. | ABACA or ABACABA |
| 53. | rapid alteration between a note and a neighboring note |
| 54. | rapidly repeated note |
| 55. | cancel pizzicato; play bowed |