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Across 7. Total membership in L’Église Métropolitaine d'Art de Jésus Conducteur, church founded by Satie 10. Satie piano pieces alluding to ancient Greek dance (possibly nude) 11. Tool always carried by Satie, for protection 12. Whimsical Satie title: “Desiccated _______” 17. French for “Beautiful Epoch” 18. Composer who orchestrated two of Satie’s “Three Gymnopédies” 19. Satie used one of these as storage for his letters and parcels 20. Satie term for repeating background music, meant to be heard, not listened to 22. “Parade” choreographer 23. Whimsical Satie title: “Three Veritable Flabby Preludes for a ___” 24. Satie was expelled from this institution for being “the laziest student in the world” 25. Number of Satie’s confirmed romantic relationships 27. Director of cinematic entr’acte to Satie’s “Relâche” 29. Satie cause of death 30. American composer who helped elevate Satie to cult status in the 1960s 31. Leisurely, diverting piano suite, “Sports et _______________” 34. Satie found this “Ring” composer square 35. Artistic movement focusing on mood and atmosphere, exemplified by Debussy and Ravel 38. Satie collection of tongue-in-cheek autobiographical sketches, “Memoirs of an ________” 39. Artistic movement characterized by repetition, exemplified by Reich and Glass 40. Satie quote: “Ravel refuses the Legion of Honor but all his _____ accepts it.” 42. Scenarist who added typewriter, milk bottles, foghorn, and pistol shots to “Parade” 44. Satie-assembled group of young composers, soon to be identified as this 1920s Paris collective 45. Les Six orchestrator of Satie’s “Jack in the Box” 48. Seven identical, plush, chestnut-colored suits earned Satie the nickname of “______ Gentleman” 49. Satie had two of these instruments stacked in his apartment

Down 1. Satie alcoholic drink of choice 2. Satie claimed he ate only this color food 3. Satie “gnostic” piano pieces, lacking time signatures or bar lines 4. Bestselling, snail-paced interpreter of Satie’s “Three Gymnopédies” (Dutch) 5. 30-minute Satie “drama” about ancient Greek philosopher (in French) 6. “Parade” dancing animal 8. Poet who coined the term “surrealism” in program notes for Satie’s “Parade” 9. Satie wrote five “grimaces” for this oneiric Shakespeare comedy 13. Diaghilev company that premiered six Satie ballets 14. “Rosy Cross” mystical movement 15. “Feline” Montmartre cabaret, immortalized in poster by Théophile Steinlen, where Satie played piano 16. Artist who designed sets and costumes for Satie ballet “Parade” 21. Satie identified with this political ideology 26. Static, “irritating” Satie piano piece, to be repeated 840 times 28. Composer Lord, sometimes described as “The English Satie” 32. Satie ballet featuring surrealist film as intermezzo 33. Satie described Cocteau as “a charming ______” 36. Satie eyeglasses of choice 37. When Satie died, over 100 of these were found in his room 39. Roman god, subject of Satie ballet 41. Satie hat of choice 43. “Overarching” Satie piano suite, borrows its name from Gothic architecture 46. Avant-garde “nonsense” movement 47. Whimsical Satie title: “Three Pieces in the Shape of a ____”