music theory / vocal production Crossword

A musical note lowered a semitone below natural pitch.
The space in which musical notes are written.
A symbol that establishes G a fifth above middle C as being on the second line of the staff
Any sequence of regularly recurring functions or events.
A group of notes forming a distinctive sequence or tune.
To sing or play accurately (a note, interval, etc).
The ratio of the frequencies of two sounds.
A sign consisting of two figures, one above the other, the upper figure representing the number of beats per bar and the lower one the time value of each beat.
Pattern that is repeated immediately in the same voice but that begins on a different pitch class.
Two or more sections of a song have similar music and different lyrics.
A directive to perform a certain passage of a composition in a smooth, graceful, connected style, as opposed to staccato. It is often indicated by a slur over the effected notes or as an accent mark with a line over the notes to be performed in this manner.
A musical interval of two semitones.
A slow and solemn tempo marking, having between 40 and 60 beats per minute.
slow
To play an indicated note louder.
The simultaneous use of two or more different rhythmic patterns.
A metrical pattern having three beats to a measure.
The duration of a note, or the relationship of the duration of the note to the measure.
A solo song within an opera or oratorio.
A single melodic line with no other support.