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Across 3. Roman goddess of harmony 6. Composer of “Don Carlo” friendship duet 7. Percy Fletcher miniature, end of disagreement, renewal of friendly relations 9. Cole Porter: It’s a perfect blendship 10. Michael Abels title suggesting both climate change and improving relations between disparate cultures (2 words) 12. Crowning blessing for good in “America the Beautiful,” basis for Joan Tower’s “Made in America” 15. “1812” composer, overcame his revulsion to Brahms’ music to become admiring friend 19. Howard Hanson work after Whitman, who describes political system as ship, “Song of _________” 21. Cecilia McDowall string quartet seeking confirmation of understanding, “Are We on the Same ____?” 23. Handel harmonious occupation 24. Term for French Baroque ornamentation designed to make music more “agreeable.” 26. Future “emancipator of dissonance” who composed tonal prayer for peace “Friede auf Erden” 28. Contrapuntal form with imitative threads entering at different pitches, finally resolving in tonic key 29. Prolific Armenian-American composer of Buddha declaration symphony “All Men Are Brothers” 34. Schiller brotherhood and unity of humankind chorus (3 words) 35. Gottschalk 1860s keyboard medley of patriotic tunes for united states, “The _____” 36. Ambitious, all-embracing Ives spatial symphony, with movements named for past, present, and future 37. Composer of “The Contest Between Harmony and Invention” (includes “The Four Seasons”) 38. Passage performed by all voices or instruments together (Italian)

Down 1. Vertical combination of tones or progression of chords, often agreeable in effect 2. Ives sonata named for Massachusetts transcendental town, another word for agreement 4. Grant us peace (Latin, 3 words) 5. Mahler: “A symphony must be like the world. It must contain __________.” 8. Harmonious movement of celestial bodies, “music of the _______” 11. Edwin Franko Goldman “do unto others” march (2 words) 13. First African-American female symphonist, composer of “Hour of Peace” for organ 14. Mozart allegorical singspiel promoting love, brotherhood, and peace, “The _____ ____ (2 words) 16. Eric Whitacre work for virtual choir “Sing Gently,” begins “May we sing ________ always” 17. Henry Cowell integrated suite of ethnically diverse musical ideas, “American _______ ___” (2 words) 18. Composer of “The Pearl Fishers” friendship duet 20. Shakespeare feuding families reconciled, Montagues and ________ 22. Composer of quartet that mirrors political argument, then handshake, then admiration of firmament 25. Wound-dressing “Bard of Democracy” 27. English for “Fratres,” variations by Arvo Pärt 30. 18th century music for winds, also name of a mass by Haydn 31. A group of singers 32. Agreement in design or plan; also public musical performance 33. Around-in-someone-else’s-shoes “Tune” by Percy Grainger 34. Behzad Ranjbaran choral work emphasizing unity, “We Are ___” 35. Debussy house divided (after Poe)