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Across 4. Separate lines for each vocal line 6. Da Capo-To the beginning 10. Double barline preceded by two dots telling performer to play again 11. Smooth and connected 13. Small, individual line for a note beyond the 5 lines/4 spaces of the staff 14. Lower male voice 15. Short and detached 17. Treble and Bass staffs connected by a brace to be performed simultaneously 18. Medium Loud 20. Combined vocal lines (Sop/Alto, Ten/Bass) 21. Del Segno-To the sign 25. Numbers stacked that tell performer what note gets the beat/how many beats per measure 26. A strong pause in a musical line 28. The end 29. Slow down 30. Higher female voice 32. Syllables representing relationships between pitches 33. Very Loud 34. Lower female voice 35. Go back to the original tempo 36. Symbol indicating higher pitches. Used for Sopranos and Altos (and tenor in open score)

Down 1. Medium Soft 2. A measurement of time (a small chunk of music) made up of a specified number of beats 3. A pattern of notes 5. Higher male voice 6. Volume 7. Very Soft 8. Gradually get softer 9. Speed 12. Symbol indicating lower pitches. Used for Tenor and Bass 16. Two barlines indicating the end of the song 19. Set of sharps or flats indicating where "Do" is 20. Tail end portion of the song 22. 5 lines and 4 spaces in where music is written 23. Gradually get louder 24. Vertical line dividing staff into small, equal parts (measures) 27. Soft 31. Loud