The Baroque Period

Across

• 1. Italian for 'detached'. It is indicated by short vertical strokes or dots above or below the note. (8)
• 4. The note which gives its name to a triad. (4)
• 5. A chord consisting of three notes: a root, a third and a fifth. (5)
• 6. A bowed, fretted, stringed instrument which resembles a cello. It has 6 strings, sloped shoulders and a flat back. (4, 4)
• 7. An instrument from the woodwind family. It is blown at the top and the player covers and uncovers holes with their fingers to change pitch. (8)
• 9. The top note of a triad; a fifth above the root. (5)