Band Crossword

Increase of tempo in music
Music that goes along with a more important part; often harmony or rhythmic patterns accompanying a melody.
Slow, leisurely
Moderately fast, lively. Faster than Andante, slower than allegro
Lively, brisk, rapid
Moderately slow, a walking speed
Three or more tones combined and sounded simultaneously
From the beginning. (D.C. al coda, D.C. al fine)
Gradually growing softer. Decrescendo.
A simultaneous sounding of tones that produces a feeling of tension or unrest and a feeling that further resolution is needed.
Sweetly, softly
Expressively
The end of a musical piece
Heavy, slow, pondereous in movement. Pronounced “Grov Ay”
The sound resulting from the simultaneous sounding of two or more tones consonant with each other
A rhythmic pulse of 2 against a rhythmic pulse of 3.
The distance between two tones
Smooth, flowing
Large, broad, slow and stately
Smooth and connected
Slow
The same tempo. (The tempo remains as before, after a change was made)
An arrangement of single tones in a meaningful sequence
Majestic, dignified
Less
Much
A repeated melodic or rhythmic fragment
Soft, softly
Very soft
Fast, rapid
A small section of a composition comprising a musical thought. Comparable to a sentence in language.
Gradually growing slower
Relating to the nineteenth-century musical period characterized by subjectivity on the part of the composer, emotionalism in music, longer musical forms, and richer harmonies.
A graduated series of tones arranged in a specified order
Joke, jest. A sprightly movement, light and humorous in nature
Explosively (sfz)
Sustained
Spiritedly
Separate. Sounded in a short, detached manner
The rhythmic result produced when a regularly accented beat is displaced onto an unaccented beat.
The rate of speed at which a musical composition is performed
A short musical passage that states an idea. It often provides the basis for variations, development, etc.
The quality of a musical tone that distinguishes voices and instruments.
1. A musical sound 2. The quality of a musical sound
All, whole, everyone
Spirited, bright, rapid, equalling or exceeding allegro