Choir Crossword

Gradually get louder
Voice parts sounding the same pitches in the same rythem simultaneously.
Two or more parts sounding simultaneosly.
The sign placed at the beginning of a composition. For ex. 4/4 or 3/4
The symbol that appears at the beginning of the staff.
The symbol at the beginning of the staff for lower voices or instruments.
To gradually become softer.
Person who writes the music.
This is essential to sing in tune with strength and tone.
Another name for the 4/4 time signiture.
Heavier sound made when you sing lower pitches that resonate primarily in the chest region.
A lighter sound made when you sing higher pitches which resonate more in the head and face region.
Smooth, connected style.
Reading and singing of music at first sight.
Line that separates measures.
3 or 4 notes played simultaneously in harmony.
A group singing in unison.
A style of male singing where by partial use of the vocal chords, the voice is able to reach the pitch of a female.
An instruction in sheet music to play softly. Abbreviated by a p.
The frequency of a note determining how high or low it sounds.
A direction in sheet music indicating the tempo is to be very fast.
this is kinda loud and represented as "mf".
Loud, represented by "f".
soft, also represented by "p"
Is played very loudly represented by "ff"