Choir Crossword

very fast
more
moderately slow
at ease,leisurely in tempo
moderately fast
quickly and cheerfully
moderately
slowly
lively and fast
very slow
a stretched or broadened tempo
to be silent/cut out of the piece
used to indicate that all musicians should play/sing
suddenly
strong accent that gradually increases in volume
majestic
to emphasize a note by deliberately holding it for its full duration
to add intensity to a note, usually through increased volume
return to a original tempo
less
more
little by little
unaccompanied choral music
give permission to improvise over a melody
gradually get louder
gradually get softer
gradually get faster
gradually get softer
hold until the conductor cuts you off
short and detached
smooth and connected
the beginning of the piece
indicates where the musician is to return
a point in the music in which the musician will skip, often at the end of the song
group of singers often the term interchangeable with choir