WWFM Crossword - Great Shut-In Edition

Stay Safe, Keep Looking Up - and Enjoy the Music.

The Classical Network continues to bring you great classical music whenever you need to just sit back and relax amid all the stress we're facing. Try your hand at this crossword, which references some of our programs and hosts, as well as the way music can help lift our spirits. (Thanks to host Ross Amico for most of the clues)

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Across

1. "The Lark ________"

4. Menotti social distancing opera

5. Meaning "ever upward," a title used by Balfe, Liszt and Stenhammar

7. Verdi social distancing soprano

8. Beethoven anthem of universal brotherhood (to be sung after shelter-in-place is lifted)

11. Online global listening community address

13. Binge-worthy Met offering

15. Washroom well-wisher

16. King of the High C's

18. New WWFM segment showcasing sharing and caring musicians

19. "Victory at Sea" composer

20. Lift up your hearts

22. Havergal Brian overture "Doctor ______ Heart"

23. Light music composer and digital streaming technique

24. Mahler revival

Down

2. Subtitle of Carl Nielsen symphony

3. Optimistic surname of violinist, Daniel ________

6. Copland means of social distancing

9. Film composer who set Olympic motto, meaning "Faster, Higher, Stronger"

10. Internet lifeline for self-isolating musicians (and the rest of us)

12. "We'll Meet Again" singer

14. Current social protocol reminiscent of WWFM early music program

17. "It's a Wonderful Life" composer

21. Social distancing between instruments

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