The Ultimate Choir Crossword!! dun - Dun - DUN!

This printable crossword puzzle on the topic of Music has 23 clues. Answers range from 2 to 9 letters long. This crossword is also available to download as a Microsoft Word document or a PDF.

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Squiggly clef at the beginning of our music, but it isn't any trouble!
When we sing we need to lift up our ________ pallete.
In a staff, we have how many lines?
The vertical bars in a staff are called ___________ .
If "Do" is considered "one", What would "six" be?
Mr. Houbeck is unreal on the ________.
This note gets only a half of a beat. Careful with spelling, it's tricky.
When we sing in our choral style of music, we would say we want ______ vowels.
When we our singing, we all try our hardest to keep our hands at our ______?
Our Spring concert is on May ________. You ave to spell the number, no hyphen.
The block a conductor might stand in at a concert, is called?
When trying to figure out where do is, one would look to the key __________.
When we read music for the first time we are __________ reading.
The number in the staff, after the key signature are called the _____ signature.
When singing with others, we must listen to each other to create a ________ of sound.
A crescendo means to gradually get _____________ .
to be soft is _________?
to be loud is _________
in music, we write this over or under notes to signify putting emphasis on the beginning of a note.
If I want a choir to sing a note very short, what would I write in the music?
If I sing in a very false voice, high, it is called?
in our choir we have a ______ part and an alto part.
Choir takes place during the ________ hour of the day.

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