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[Pages:15]Music Wordsearch

by Beatrice Wilder

Contents

Sheet 1 Sheet 2 Sheet 3 Sheet 4 Sheet 5 Sheet 6 Sheet 7 Sheet 8 Sheet 9 Sheet 10 Sheet 11 Sheet 12 Sheet 13

Music Symbols. Famous Composers. Orchestral Instruments. Musical Terms. Old and Traditional Songs. Percussion Instruments. Voices and Singing. Wind Instruments. Stringed Instruments. Jazz Men and Women. Music of the Sixties Singers of a Century Answers

Copyright ? Beatrice Wilder 2003

Published in 2003 by Music Fun

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Music Wordsearch Sheet 1

Name .........................................

Music Symbols

A description of each symbol is given. You need to identify the symbol and then find it in the wordsearch.

E RU T A NG I S EM I T AD T REB L ECL E F J AUPA N VQO I YF I N TERV A L E PP T Z RSE I AHZE US C RO TCHE T L C T I L SE C A E V A VMP R CD UM EG A HZ S B B I MEUSNR BN V SPR TABHGAL SF AO N YNA J SR TE S TSA VL N S L YGX ES L AD SQ BM Z FCO F OVVCM I N I MB D Q F S A F E C T MW K L G Z V WN R E V A U Q DR HO A N I TOC S TR T J PB Z Y Y I J X P E O Y C I S F A G S WM

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R E V A T S I GNW ERU TANG I SH VB F VKGGE PC ACC I DEN TA L U L I NES YQCE Q I GU TAEBE F I NEVERB TS I MMH T Y H R F O T ECN J OPME TN S I SURCANAX

accidental anacrusis beat breve clef key lines notes

phrase rhythm semiquaver sign signature spaces stave tempo

Lines and spaces we write music on ......................................... A note half the length of a crotchet ............................................ Extra lines for high or low notes ................................................. Music is divided by lines into ..................................................... This is also called an F clef ....................................................... Dots over notes tell you to play ................................................. Distance between two notes ..................................................... Tells you to play music again ..................................................... Periods of silence are marked by .............................................. This tells you to hold a note longer ............................................ A curved line over notes of the same pitch ................................

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Music Wordsearch Sheet 2

Name .........................................

Famous Composers The names of famous composers are scrambled. You need to unscramble the names and then find them in the wordsearch. To make this a bit easier we have left the first (capital) letters in place.

V MG V S S U A R T S G T WP T O L B E SMH A RB E T CN O ZNS I I TDS YARR J J G AS I US FRCKCSE P T E R J I N I KOA SHHB LD K T V A L A L WK V VWU Q E T EDBGEME I O I I HQB WBDRDPNHB KRNC PU P F I NWP POC I X PS GS N EADU YRUA ASKB KS G HNM L E X VR HR YGMY Z SDN N AMU H CS YD NA D K YGN E VOH TE EB SO C R A C H O P I N H Y L U RW X WH GM B TW V Z N X L Z C

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NHOSS L EDNEM AN I RTSELAPS OF F ENB ACH VM BRR L I E L OG I E AAAHDRBRL V T RMGAO L I E U A A TE LMR I N L C L N OA E L OOO L KDA KUFGBZN I A I B VERD I N I CCUP

Albinoni Bartok Berlioz Borodin Corelli Elgar Gluck Mahler

Mendelssohn Offenbach Palestrina Puccini Rameau Smetana Verdi Vivaldi

Benethove ................................................................ Lizts ................................................................... Marozt ...................................................................... Scherbut ............................................................ Bahrms ..................................................................... Scahmunn ......................................................... Bhac ......................................................................... Proofkiev ........................................................... Hendla ..................................................................... Silbiuse............................................................... Tchayvokivsk ............................................................. Skinvartsy............................................................ Vidalvi ...................................................................... Handy ................................................................ Giger ........................................................................ Dusbesy ............................................................. Plurcle ...................................................................... Gwirshen ........................................................... Ravmannioch ........................................................... Strussa ............................................................... Chipon ...................................................................... Wragen ..............................................................

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Music Wordsearch Sheet 3

Name .........................................

Orchestral Instruments The names of instruments used in the orchestra are scrambled. You need to unscramble the names and then find them in the wordsearch.

I T E P MUR T P OG T T HU A EP AQ JMURDERA NS N N B C F K U F E NWR E M I F I P AO JDM I CP T TUF V R L H S RE RD EU YR R J U AEOS SA B E L B UODC O L K N I LO N F L T YM SM V CO P C VE OGOR P B S E D I Y S I HU UN L I KO A L Z NSMB AH L ECA TN BO Q AU T B RNOC EN I E CA B PHU YABOR JGOS OP J MT V I OL A J NL HR YH Q I W Y J OQ S R B E WC P D U TM I I D T C L VHRK KA

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LORCHES TRAS APOL YPHONYH C I OUN I TNOCX I TCONCER THN SAFSUSP J AAX S L YDC S F R BMQ A YNOHPMYSB J L OR Z HORN S E K CESGN I R TSRC P L A YERSSARB

Baton Brass Chamber Classical Concert Conductor Continuo Harmony

Horns Italy Orchestra Players Polyphony Score Strings Symphony

abut ...................................................................... obasons ............................................................. vilion ..................................................................... orc alasing ......................................................... policco ................................................................... chnerf rhon ........................................................ pantimi .................................................................. opian .................................................................. bodule sabs .......................................................... oobe ................................................................... bonemort .............................................................. sabs murd .......................................................... tumpter ................................................................. phar ................................................................... tufle ...................................................................... scambly ............................................................. aviol ...................................................................... nears murd ........................................................ locel ...................................................................... talinger .............................................................. clainter .................................................................. sabs clainter ......................................................

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Music Wordsearch Sheet 4

Name .........................................

Musical Terms

The names of terms used in music are given below. Find the words in the word search. Two meanings are given. Circle the correct meaning.

O TACCATS J OTSERP D L NA Y TE CA V I VZ J I N A L L E GR E T TOGD MA E BE I SM I DGAQDA RN U ON I U E T R F SF T L DO N K T L RQE J Y VB ES F A I HOOC AN T A B I L E OO M OE FMHU A A L L EG RO I TS E E N T C R HORN TD D A K O I RO X S TX CO E T B GN E CNP C A SQNOUN Z EO I B OCMO L TOZ P P R L DR I I I H E YS F X TQ G Z I Z VNLGYSXN I Z J L OQU A I I C C BA HX LO

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ES I ANOLOPS DGA L L I ARD T NMPRMF E A E P A I AOAK TROR MN VN Z BNS P E EUADUAAOU L L ENORYRNSU L TEYKUUADD A J I GA VO T TE B I N A R YC AGM

Allemande Binary Courante Galliard Gavotte Jig Mazurka Minuet

Opus Pavane Polonaise Prelude Rondo Sarabande Sonata Ternary

Piano ............(soft / playfully) Animato ........(with animation / with animals) Adagio ...........(slowly / softly) Legato ............(smoothly / lightly) Tranquillo .......(calmly / slowly) Molto ..............(majestic / very) Vivace ............(lively / loudly) Con moto .......(with movement / with force) Forte ..............(loud / forcefully) Diminuendo ....(getting louder / getting softer) Cantabile ........(singing style / walking pace)

Presto ...........(very fast / suddenly) Allegretto ......(moderately fast / very fast) Allegro ..........(slowly / lively and fast) Staccato ........(short, detached / slower) Sempre ..........(quicker / always) Poco ...............(a little / without) Lento ...............(slowly / lightly) Giocoso ...........(merry / gracefully) Con brio ..........(with force / with spirit) Dal segno .......(from the sign / with feeling) Ritenuto ..........(immediately slower / without)

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Music Wordsearch Sheet 5

Name .........................................

Old and Traditional Songs

How well do you know these songs? We have provided phrases or lines with a word missing. Fill in the missing words and find those words in the word search.

E N I T N EM E L CX J E D J G J J N F N I A T NU OM D E H N F Y I YNORGV J G AN J AO T RGR I D C J E B RK T D V B YRH A S UHRO LQ S B L B A SE TMKD I N I G R WF A A L U B B EU CN N I A Y L I NRL Z L QS H I GU E S N L K OK I K UWO E R U H T J E D K D A B CMWR A A S U Y Y YO J C I S L C J CM W B N U C YO J A RP ON EH O DO O D L E D OMG S D H D W D R A G ON R L J SWK F V A C S I Z WE A S E L L K YO

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GNOSK LOFMY VOCA L ECQUA WM D J N R I O H C V E TMO TM TH E CC YOBSHDQS AHNQANZ EER RO J E L I L UME ORN J LMLOCV LUL LABYPL V TSB FD I RGE F

anthem ballad blues choir chorus croon carol dirge

folk song hum hymn lullaby minstrel tune verse vocal

Pop goes the ............................................................ Fairwell to the well known Old ............................. Old ..........................................................had a farm Little brown ................................don't I love thee Yankee ...................................................................... Here we go round the ................................. bush Puff, the magic .......................................................... All through the ..................................................... Click go the .............................................................. My .........................................lies over the ocean Amazing ................................................................... Skip to my lou, my ............................................ Go, tell it on the ........................................................ Parsley, sage, ................................... and thyme Joshua fought the battle of ...................................... Never smile at a ................................................ When the ..........................................go marching in Oh, my darling ................................................... ..was a swagman, camped by a ............................... Singing Polly Wolly ........................................... When Johnny comes ......................................home ........................................................ in the straw

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Music Wordsearch Sheet 6

Name .........................................

Percussion Instruments

See if you can find all these instruments in this word search. They all need to be unscrambled first.

L E E R E KE H S GNOG CE S ENOH PO L L A T EM L L R L I O BMA R A CA SG AG A SE P H AND B EL L S VN T N T I SPS F EK I A T EA T AO I GNA SRSVBE S I L R MWM H E R D WN M E L R E E TB A BB K BRA YL L T M DO I OSA E C I UCD E I Q RMS F UH L L OVMR BM T U B U L AR B E L L S U WP C MO R I UG I O S S GMOA C H I ME S T ENA TSA CN G X Y L OPHONERXAM I O N A I P V K C O L B DO OW

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P D D R EMMA H C E T I NK L EEO I RRDENU TNUH CHA I NAC TOS UOQDRUMP A A SPBBSHAKER S T I S K T VM I C I V I T E O I NWS OOQHCHGS L R N J UWC H A C I O

Chain Chime Concussion Crash Drum Hammer Hit Percussion

Pitch Rattle Ring Shake Tap Tinkle Untuned Vibrate

vilan ....................................................... sabs murd .............................................. neatscast .............................................. shicem ................................................... vascle .................................................... slowbelc ................................................ byclams ................................................. slogpickenel .......................................... gnog ...................................................... rouig ...................................................... nadh slleb .............................................. mascara ................................................. themallepoon ......................................... opani ...................................................... tralet .......................................................

heerkees ................................................ heligs slleb ............................................. nears rumd ............................................ etels durm ............................................. amotubrine ............................................ imbleats ................................................ mitpain .................................................. mot mot ................................................ ratingle ................................................. bulaurt ellbs ......................................... hairpovneb ........................................... hasbrowad ........................................... codblowok ............................................ ploxyhone ............................................

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