MUSIC Word Search

woodwind that doesn't use a reed Flute
it means keep playing for the rest of your days (or until the conductor cuts off) Hakuna ________ Fermata
the speed in which something in played Tempo
the combination of melody, harmony, and rhythm Music
the author of music composer
that note is to low, play it in the upper _______ octave
what's the football team doing on our field? (aka the best band) marchingband
a brisk tempo allegro
to play smooth and connected legato
some say "killer of ears" others say "tiny flute" piccolo
valved brass instrument that is in the upper octave Trumpet
a notation that tells you the duration and the pitch of a sound (ex. Bb) Note
woodwind single reed instrument that is usually black clarinet
an expression to play loud or loudly forte
an expression to play soft or quietly; a percussion instrument that uses black and white keys to play piano
valved low brass instrument played on bass clef tuba
a brass instrument that is played with a slide trombone
low double reed woodwind, usually somewhat uncommon bassooon
a direction to emphasize a note accent
flute, oboe, bassoon, clarinet, and piccolo are all part of what family woodwind
trumpet, baritone, and tuba are all apart of what family brass
2nd lowest valved brass instrument; some say tiny tuba baritone
to do again or more than once repeat
double reed woodwind that is in the upper octave and is similar to the clarinet oboe
a notation to play short, usually represented by a dot, "DIT" stacato
a single reed woodwind that is usually gold, soprano,alto,tenor,bari saxophone
traingle, marimba, snare drum are all part of what family percussion

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The musical word for speed Tempo
A mini flute Piccolo
The name for a large ensemble with instruments from each family Orchestra
The term for when several notes combine and create a good sound Harmony
The musical word for volume Dynamic
A low stringed instrument Cello
An ornament where two notes are alternated very quickly Trill
The word for the instruction at the beginning of a piece of music which tells a performer how many beats there are in a bar. Key _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. Signature
A woodwind instrument with one reed Clarinet
A large brass instrument Tuba
Another word for kettle drum Timpani
The musical word for when something gradually gets louder Crescendo
The word that string players use when using the bow Arco
The director of an ensemble who usually uses a baton Conductor
A plucked string instrument, often in orchestras Harp

Music reflected earlier modial style. Major/minor tonality. Baroque Composer Monteverdi
Last great English composer until the 19th century Purcell
Virtuoso Violinist, Composed the four seasons vivaldi
Wrote in every Baroque form except opera, generally wrote in polyphonic texture Bach
Italian Operas and English Oratio, Wrote the messiah handel
often called the father of the string quartet and symphony. Inspired by Messiah to write the oratio Creation Haydn
Wrote a huge number of masterpieces including don giovanni and his unfinished requiem mozart
Musical genius of the classical period. beethoven
Master of the art song Schubert
published only piano music, Romantic composer Schumann
Founder of the nocturne. Polish nationalist composer famous for his piano pieces Chopin
Incredible pianist and showman. Created the symphonic poem (tone poem) Liszet
Wrote symphony fantastique. Romantic composer who challenged the norm. berlioz
Music was viewed with suspicion by russian nationalists due to its western influences. Tchaikovski
Romantic composer who reflected classical forms in his music Brahms

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