Crossed Voices
◆ · By Sommersmith · Published 2022-01-07T11:00:23.959Z
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- 1ACarne _____
- 6AReversed, as an 30-Down to a musical score
- 11AEfron of "High School Musical"
- 14ALike the music of Bach, Beethoven, or Brahms (but not Berg, Boulez, or Babbitt)
- 15AWho should be talking when the conductor is talking
- 16AEnvironmentalist's prefix
- 17APlace for a soprano in a pirate shanty?
- 19A"The hills ___ alive..."
- 20ALoses temporarily, as a pencil just when the conductor is giving notes (of course)
- 21AReady for performance, as a brass instrument
- 23AUtter
- 24ATin Lizzies
- 28AAltos, tenors, and consciences
- 32AMusic _____: Wagner's preferred term for his epic operas
- 36APolynesian paste
- 37ALike a scene from "Hair" that caused controversy but made the costume designer's job easy
- 38AFrequent meal choice for someone trying to make it as a professional singer, perhaps
- 39A"The Legend of Zelda" console
- 40AFaceplanted
- 41ABirthplace of kabuki theater, Carnatic music, and Tuvan throat singing
- 42AShe's in DC repping the Bronx
- 43ASounds of derision
- 44ACasually mentioning to any deep-voiced guys you meet that you and two friends would love to start a barbershop quartet
- 47ACeltic-inspired new age singer McKennitt
- 48A"Much ___ About Nothing"
- 51AParty animal of Greek myth
- 54AGuys backstage running the lights and sound system
- 57ABench where 18-Down are sung
- 58AHarmonious ocean biomes?
- 62AMentalist Geller
- 63ACurrency that Berlin Philharmonic tickets are priced in
- 64ATony winner _____ Elise Goldsberry of "Hamilton"
- 65A___ sequitur
- 66ASubject matter of many shape-note 18-Down
- 67ABrief burst of energy
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- 1DElemental particles
- 2DJustice Sotomayor
- 3DLike a choir member impatiently counting rests
- 4D"Ordinary Band" singer Katie
- 5D"___ iacta est" ("The die is cast")
- 6DNon-harmonized singing
- 7DYuletide beverage
- 8DHomeric outcry?
- 9D"Monsters, ___"
- 10DChrysler vehicle named for a conquistador
- 11DWhat you should sing a triumphant fortissimo passage with
- 12DFarmland measure
- 13DLike a school with an SATB ensemble, presumably
- 18DThey're usually in four parts
- 22DReally digs
- 25DElectronic music pioneers _______ Mode
- 26DGreek love god
- 27DSuper Bowl ___: game scheduled for February 13, 2022
- 28DHolm or McKellen of "Lord of the Rings"
- 29DConductor's left hand, sometimes
- 30DRevision
- 31DWhere 32-Across are staged
- 32DColorless
- 33DTabula ____ ("blank slate" theory of mental development)
- 34DKingsley or Martin of British literature
- 35DInsultingly small, as the number of different notes in the alto parts of many 18-Down
- 39DA stuffy one might make singing difficult
- 40DTriple Oscar winner Lee
- 42DTranslated aria?
- 43DSing like Elvis Costello
- 45DLike the rhymes in many traditional English carols, frankly
- 46DHow gigging musicians are often paid
- 48D"Can I see _____?" (request at a restaurant)
- 49DWhat you must do to the conductor regarding interpretive choices, even if you think yours would make more sense
- 50DBeginning of a musical sound
- 51DLike yarn or cotton candy
- 52DDynamic opener?
- 53DSieglinde, to Siegmund
- 55DSings a B-natural instead of a B-flat, e.g.
- 56DShed tears, as upon hearing a particularly moving song
- 59DTint
- 60DBritish pop singer Rita
- 61DDecay