CLASSICAL FM.CA

ACROSS

1. Musical opposite of sharp.

4. Brass instrument with a slide that is used to change pitch.

6. Conclusion of musical composition, grand or not.

9. Bugs Bunny wielded scissors to this overture. (3)

10. Jessye Norman could sing three.

12. Holst’s space age suite. (2)

15. This Symphony Orchestra was booked on the Titanic, but changed boats at the last minute.

17. Vocalist without accompaniment. (2)

20. Tony _______ .

22. He wrote his first symphony at age

8 and first opera at 11. (3)

23. Wooing lover’s song.

24. The force is with composer ____ Williams.

27. His ballet put the Beauty to Sleep.

29. _____ presents “Zoomer’s Choice”.

30. The symphony that travelled to the moon. (2)

32. Father of the Symphony. (3)

33. It features the Kyrie, Sanctus and Agnus Dei.

34. Music for two.

35. Repeatedly Ravel.

36. Please, please play it again.

DOWN

2. This kind of signature waits for no one.

3. Heifetz instrument.

4. Indicating speed.

5. A colourful word for a musical scale consisting entirely of semitones.

7. He dreamt about a Midsummer Night and set it to music. (2)

8. “Empty orchestra” in Japanese.

9. Host of 102.9's Classical Jukebox and takes your requests too. (2)

11. Lively and fast.

13. An instrument with more than 10,000 moving parts.

14. Pavarotti, Carreras & Domingo. (3)

16. His opening motif is one of history’s most famous. (3)

18. ONE two three. ONE two three.

19. Bernstein, Tilson Thomas, Abbado, Oundjian.

21. “Artificial voice”.

25. This is to a musical composition as a prologue is to a novel.

26. Short detached notes.

28. Treble or Bass.

31. The Sea Organ art installation in Croatia uses these to create sound.

33. The cane found in wind instruments.

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