Music Crossword Worksheet

Are you a music enthusiast who loves to test your knowledge of various genres, artists, and terminology? If so, we have just the thing for you! Our Music Crossword Worksheet is a perfect activity to challenge your mind and have fun at the same time. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, this worksheet is designed to entertain and educate music lovers of all levels.

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French word for "soft" in music: piano

The French word for "soft" in music is "piano.

Unit of time signature: beat

In music notation, the unit of time signature refers to the beat. The time signature is a numerical symbol placed at the beginning of a piece of music, indicating the number of beats in each measure and the type of note that receives one beat. The beat is the basic unit of time in music that propels the rhythm forward and provides the pulse of the music.

Symbol that raises a note's pitch by a half step: sharp

Correct! The symbol that raises a note's pitch by a half step is called a sharp. It is denoted by the "#" symbol placed before the note.

Four-beat pattern commonly found in Western music: four-four

The four-beat pattern commonly found in Western music is known as four-four time signature, where there are four beats per measure and the quarter note receives one beat. This time signature is widely used in various genres of music, providing a steady and common rhythmic structure that is easy to follow and play along with.

Symbol indicating to play a note with a slight emphasis: accent

Correct! The symbol indicating to play a note with a slight emphasis is called an accent.

Italian term for gradually getting louder: crescendo

Correct! In Italian, the term for gradually getting louder is called "crescendo.

Musical term for a sudden shift in dynamics: forte

The musical term for a sudden shift in dynamics is actually called a "sforzando" or "sfz," which means to play a note or phrase with a sudden, strong emphasis. This term is used to indicate a marked accent or stress on a specific part of the music.

A group of notes played together, typically representing a harmonic chord: chord

A group of notes played together, typically representing a harmonic chord, is called a chord.

The highest female singing voice range: soprano

The highest female singing voice range is soprano.

The lowest male singing voice range: bass

The lowest male singing voice range is bass.