5th Grade Music Terms Crossword

two or more different pitches heard at the same time
three or more different pitches played at the same time
ideas that can be owned and registered with a copyright, patent or trademark
creates a happy or more cheerful mood in the music
creates a more serious or sad mood in the music
gradually get faster
gradually get slower
a symbol that means play the note louder, so that it stands out from the others
notes played with a smooth, connected sound
a dot placed above or below a note which means the note should be played short and detached
equals three eighth notes
a note equaling one eighth of a whole note, or half of a beat
a silence in the music equal to one eighth note
4 of these notes together equal one beat
a single eighth note followed by a quarter note and then another eighth note creates this type of rhythm
a symbol that raises the pitch by one half step
a symbol that lowers the pitch by one half step
a symbol that cancels the sharp or flat that came before it
two of the same pitches joined by a curved line and held for the full value of both notes
a short melody or rhythm that repeats and varies throughout a piece of music
stories that are told on stage through songs, dance, and spoken dialogue
a group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together
a type of instrument that uses a computer to create sound
a type of instrument that does not need electricity to amplify sound
a type of instrument that uses an electric amplifier
in 4-part harmony, the highest voice range; usually sung by a child or adult female
in four-part harmony, the voice range just below soprano; usually sung by a child or adult female
in 4-part harmony, the voice range that is just above bass; usually sung by an adult male
n four-part harmony, the lowest voice range; sung by an adult male