Music Theory Vocab Book 1 Crossword

Gradually getting louder
Gradually getting softer
Indicates volume or how soft or loud the music should be played
Loud
Very Loud
Medium volume
Very Soft
Soft
Gradually get faster
Slowly
Quickly, cheerfully
Walking Tempo
VERY Slow
Moderately fast
Slowing Down
The rate of speed, or how fast or slow the music should be played
Lively and Fast
Play the note louder, with special emphasis
Hold the note for longer than its normal value
Smooth and connected
A sudden, strong accent
Smoothly connects two or more notes in a phrase
Short and detached
Hold the note for its full value
A sharp, flat, or natural sign that does not occur in the key signature
The lines which cross the staff and divide it into measures
Repeat from the beginning
Adds half the value of a note to that note
Is written at the end of a piece
Two notes that sound the same, but are written differently
The End.
The smallest distance between two notes
The area between two barlines
The up and down sounds of music
Five line and four spaces on which notes and symbols are written
Two notes of the same pitch joined by a curved line. The note values are added together
Two numbers at the beginning of a staff. Top number = how many beats in a measure. Bottom number = kind of note = one beat