Music Word Search — Medium

Play a free online Music word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.

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Music word list, defined

FANTASY /ˈfæntəsi/ · noun
The faculty or activity of imagining improbable or impossible things; also, a genre of fiction featuring magical or supernatural elements and imaginary worlds. Related: imagination, illusion, daydream, reverie.
COURANTE /kəˈrɑːnt/ · noun
A courtly dance of French origin, popular in the 16th and 17th centuries, performed in moderate triple time with running steps. In Baroque music, the term also denotes the second movement of a suite, written in that dance's characteristic style and metre. Related: dance, movement, allegro, gigue.
FANFARE /ˈfæn.fɑːr/ (US), /ˈfæn.feə/ (UK) · noun
A short, lively ceremonial tune played on brass instruments, especially trumpets, to announce an important person or event. By extension, an elaborate or ostentatious public display or celebration surrounding something. Related: flourish, display, pomp, celebration.
FLAUTIST /ˈflɔːtɪst/ (British); often /ˈflaʊtɪst/ in American usage · noun
A person who plays the flute, especially a skilled or professional performer. Related: flutist, player, instrumentalist.
FORTE /ˈfɔːrti/ (also commonly pronounced /ˈfɔːrteɪ/, though the one-syllable pronunciation is standard) · noun
A person's strong point or area of special skill and competence. Related: specialty, strong point, forte, metier.
HYMN /hɪm/ · noun
A song of praise or worship, typically sung in church. A piece of music that is sung or recited in praise of a person or thing. Related: psalm, anthem, ode, hymnal.
GALOP /ˈɡæləp/ · noun
A galop is a lively ballroom dance in quick duple time (2/4), popular especially in 19th-century Europe, characterized by a gliding, running step. The name also denotes the musical form or piece written to accompany this dance. Related: quickstep, polka, schottische, one-step.
GAMBA /ˈɡæmbə/ · noun
A gamba is a bowed string instrument of the Renaissance and Baroque periods, held between the knees and fretted like a lute; it is more fully called the viola da gamba. The term can also denote an organ stop imitating that instrument's tone. Related: viol, bass viol, viola da gamba.

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