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Crossed Voices

◆ · By Sommersmith · Published 11 days ago

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  • Ariel Haymarket 8:15 · 11 days ago
    Very well written!
    • Sommersmith constructor · 11 days ago
      Thanks!
    • Mike D 🤓8:20 · 11 days ago
      BASSFISHING
      44A BASSFISHINGCasually mentioning to any deep-voiced guys you meet that you and two friends would love to start a barbershop quartet
      was my favorite 😂😂 - great puzzle!
    • Bodegas 🤓9:43 · 11 days ago
      Beautiful puzzle. I had typo at INC
      9D INC"Monsters, ___"
      , but think Monsters' INN is also a fun idea.
      • Sommersmith constructor · 11 days ago
        I'd watch it! :D
      • benchen71 🤓8:54 · 10 days ago
        Nice themer! ONTHEHIGHCS
        17A ONTHEHIGHCSPlace for a soprano in a pirate shanty?
        was a highlight.
        • Sommersmith constructor · 10 days ago
          Thanks! Coming up with the theme entries was fun for this one :)
        • Cindy Heisler 🤓20:29 · 5 days ago
          Fun puzzle! Thanks!
          • Tonearm 🤓6:08 · 5 days ago
            So many options for Sieglinde and Sigmund's relationship...
          Play today's daily mini crossword
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          1. 1A
            Carne _____
          2. 6A
            Reversed, as an 30-Down
            Revision[----]
            to a musical score
          3. 11A
            Efron of "High School Musical"
          4. 14A
            Like the music of Bach, Beethoven, or Brahms (but not Berg, Boulez, or Babbitt)
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            Who should be talking when the conductor is talking
          6. 16A
            Environmentalist's prefix
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            Place for a soprano in a pirate shanty?
          8. 19A
            "The hills ___ alive..."
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            Loses temporarily, as a pencil just when the conductor is giving notes (of course)
          10. 21A
            Ready for performance, as a brass instrument
          11. 23A
            Utter
          12. 24A
            Tin Lizzies
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            Altos, tenors, and consciences
          14. 32A
            Music _____: Wagner's preferred term for his epic operas
          15. 36A
            Polynesian paste
          16. 37A
            Like a scene from "Hair" that caused controversy but made the costume designer's job easy
          17. 38A
            Frequent meal choice for someone trying to make it as a professional singer, perhaps
          18. 39A
            "The Legend of Zelda" console
          19. 40A
            Faceplanted
          20. 41A
            Birthplace of kabuki theater, Carnatic music, and Tuvan throat singing
          21. 42A
            She's in DC repping the Bronx
          22. 43A
            Sounds of derision
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            Casually mentioning to any deep-voiced guys you meet that you and two friends would love to start a barbershop quartet
          24. 47A
            Celtic-inspired new age singer McKennitt
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            "Much ___ About Nothing"
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            Party animal of Greek myth
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            Guys backstage running the lights and sound system
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            Bench where 18-Down
            They're usually in four parts[-----]
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          29. 58A
            Harmonious ocean biomes?
          30. 62A
            Mentalist Geller
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            Currency that Berlin Philharmonic tickets are priced in
          32. 64A
            Tony winner _____ Elise Goldsberry of "Hamilton"
          33. 65A
            ___ sequitur
          34. 66A
            Subject matter of many shape-note 18-Down
            They're usually in four parts[-----]
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            Brief burst of energy
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            Elemental particles
          2. 2D
            Justice Sotomayor
          3. 3D
            Like a choir member impatiently counting rests
          4. 4D
            "Ordinary Band" singer Katie
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            "___ iacta est" ("The die is cast")
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            Non-harmonized singing
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            Yuletide beverage
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            Homeric outcry?
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            "Monsters, ___"
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            Chrysler vehicle named for a conquistador
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            What you should sing a triumphant fortissimo passage with
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            Farmland measure
          13. 13D
            Like a school with an SATB ensemble, presumably
          14. 18D
            They're usually in four parts
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            Really digs
          16. 25D
            Electronic music pioneers _______ Mode
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            Greek love god
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            Super Bowl ___: game scheduled for February 13, 2022
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            Holm or McKellen of "Lord of the Rings"
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            Conductor's left hand, sometimes
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            Revision
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            Where 32-Across
            Music _____: Wagner's preferred term for his epic operas[------]
            are staged
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            Colorless
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            Tabula ____ ("blank slate" theory of mental development)
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            Kingsley or Martin of British literature
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            Insultingly small, as the number of different notes in the alto parts of many 18-Down
            They're usually in four parts[-----]
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            A stuffy one might make singing difficult
          28. 40D
            Triple Oscar winner Lee
          29. 42D
            Translated aria?
          30. 43D
            Sing like Elvis Costello
          31. 45D
            Like the rhymes in many traditional English carols, frankly
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            How gigging musicians are often paid
          33. 48D
            "Can I see _____?" (request at a restaurant)
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            What you must do to the conductor regarding interpretive choices, even if you think yours would make more sense
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            Beginning of a musical sound
          36. 51D
            Like yarn or cotton candy
          37. 52D
            Dynamic opener?
          38. 53D
            Sieglinde, to Siegmund
          39. 55D
            Sings a B-natural instead of a B-flat, e.g.
          40. 56D
            Shed tears, as upon hearing a particularly moving song
          41. 59D
            Tint
          42. 60D
            British pop singer Rita
          43. 61D
            Decay
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