Medieval Crossword

The age of gothic cathedrals
Adding something extra to music to make it more interesting
When two pitches sound at the same time
One person stayed on the same pitch, while another person sang the melody
Both voices moved in the same direction, just starting on different notes
The voices were independent- they could move in different directions
When two or more tones sound simultaneously- Greek for "many sounds"
Playing a melody or melodies in conjunction with another
A sweet, harmonious, pleasing sound
A harsh, grating sound
Earliest surviving non-liturgical music drama
A book containing many chants arranged with harmony
Trained as a singer under Leonin at Notre Dame
Earliest example of a woman composer
He was a priest and teacher at the Cathedral of Notre Dame
Composed embellishments for Leonin's music
This was the age of knighthood- troubadours, wandering minstrels, performers
Recently canonized
This was a morality play
Wrote both the music and the text
Latin roots for both words